Is there such a thing as "Sirius's Jar" ?

[shuneycutt]

Is there an app. similar to Pandora's jar for Sirius's online service. I figured if I am paying for the service I might as well be able to use the music when and where I want to.

[SomeoneE1se]

YES theres a hardware device that does this and the RIAA was trying to get it killed but they failed (YAY) anyways I have no idea what it's called but it should be on google/froogle... however you can only use it if you have a current subscription, so if you want to use it to pirate you're out of luck on this one.

[shuneycutt]

Could you give just a little more information on this:

Hardware? - Does it hook up to computer, is there no software app. like Pandora?

Name (or at least a hint)? - so I can track it down

Thanks in advance!

[SomeoneE1se]

I know I'm being REALLY cryptic and I'm sorry but I really don't know that much.

I think I first heard of it on cnet's buzz out loud podcast It's all hardware biased I don't think you can interface it with a computer at all so it will give the the shifting features of Pandora. I'll try and track it down for you i really don't know much more then that it is something like it out there.

edit: FOUND IT http://www.timetraxtech.com/ I guess you can use it with your computer.

[shuneycutt]

Thanks for the info.

This is a little more involved than I was hoping for. I was hoping that Sirius delivered it's music online like Pandora does and that an app. existed that could capture the mp3's.

Thanks again, though!