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MusicID 1.3.16 – identify that song on the radio using your phone ( VGA and QVGA Touchscreen version )

11 Nov,2008 by Saijo George.
Category: Audio 'n Video

This post was published 1 year 3 months ago which may make the App / Game or info outdated. It is best to check the developers site to see if there is an updated version.

MusicID

MusicID – identify that song on the radio using your phone , does what it says. When you listen to a song on the radio and you have no clue who the artist is or the title of the song this tools comes to your aid. Just flip out your phone after running MusicID and select ID song, now hold it near the radio and voila it shows you the name of the artist and the title.

The older version ( did not support touchscreen interactions ) this one does , the QVGA version is a port from the VGA version so it might not work all that well.

Update : requires an internet connection

Source : xda-developers.com

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cab file MusicID 1.3.16 QVGA
MusicID 1.3.16 VGA

I had contacted shazam.com they said this app is not a freeware , so I have removed the application.

UPDATE : Check a similar FREE App for Windows Mobile Midomi

Tags: Audio, MusicID

Cloves

This has a 10 limit in your "managed list" meaning that after 10 ID songs it starts to delete your first ID's.

Jason

Here is the last place on the web that you can get this for FREE. It works perfect on my HTC 6800 pocket PC running Windows mobile 6
http://cid-56239f057e36cbe5.skydrive.live.com/s...

Saijo George

just data charges, other than that there was nothing... I am with 3Mobile in Australia.

nick

the help file says something about subscription and cancelling... does this program cost money to use on sprint, other then the data charges?

JT

lol

kivm

How would a one-time builtin database contains all the songs you can (try to) search for? Internet access to a live database is a must.

Saijo George

it does connect to some server to retrive that info..

rattpackk

Doesn't say anything that you must have internet access to be able to identify a song (I thought the database was built into the program). Also when I went to remove the program it doesn't show up on Remove Programs menu.