MediaMaster now works even better with Kinoma Player
A couple months ago I wrote about how you can use a service called MediaMaster to stream your music to Kinoma Player.
At the end of that article, I noted:
As I write this, MediaMaster streams your music at 128 kbps. Although that’s a pretty high data rate for mobile audio stream, it’ll normally work fine on Sprint’s and Verizon’s high-speed “3Gâ€networks.
The fine folks at MediaMaster are very interested in providing a better experience for Kinoma Player users. I’ll let everyone know when they’re offering mobile-optimized streams that work great even during peak times and for AT&T’s “2.75G†network as well.
Happily, MediaMaster recently added the very feature we discussed — you can now specify the bitrate for your stream, and whether it should be mono or stereo.
I recommend starting with stereo at 48 kbps or mono at 32 kbps, and then experimenting from there to get the best quality that works reliably with your network.
