Rokker.fm, a music player that is powered by YouTube.
Saw moments ago Mielophone an application in Adobe Air which allows us to listen to music online. Rokker is another service that works from your browser, which just opened its doors to a public beta.
Because it uses YouTube , we can find a variety of songs and albums. Apparently, matching disc information from Amazon with the videos, so you can create playlists based on the original discography. That is, not find, as a typical search YouTube music videos messy, but rather, Rokker.fm will return an ordered list, with songs that belong to the album.
Because it uses YouTube , we can find a variety of songs and albums. Apparently, matching disc information from Amazon with the videos, so you can create playlists based on the original discography. That is, not find, as a typical search YouTube music videos messy, but rather, Rokker.fm will return an ordered list, with songs that belong to the album.
Of course, using YouTube, means that the service will be consuming more bandwidth than it should, to be a music player. In fact, on the far right we have a small box showing the video.
The interesting thing is that mentioned Twitter which will also have an application for iPhone , which would be extremely useful, given that we Rokker create playlists, or playlists. Given that Grooveshark , for example, is not in the App Store would be an interesting alternative phone.
