audiotron造句

• An AudioTron can play streaming media from Internet radio stations.
• AudioTron obtains an IP address from DHCP server by default.
• AudioTron runs a web server which can be accessed via any standard browser.
• An infrared remote control comes with AudioTron and can be used instead of the front panel.
• The AudioTron can be configured via buttons on the front panel or remotely from a web browser.
• In 2001, Voyetra Turtle Beach developed [ AudioTron ], one of the first standalone Internet audio receivers.
• In March 2010, Turtle Beach implemented a redirect that allows the AudioTron to be used with the Webstation Radio Database.
• Users can play songs or send them to AudioTron's play queue, without using the front panel or remote control.
• Otherwise change the default TURTLERADIO PLAYER ID to read as'Audiotron'which will give 1000 radio stations under 56 categories.
• First released in 2001, AudioTron was ahead of its time in providing driverless music streaming, S / PDIF and Internet radio support.
• Similar to the TurtleRadio website, users can create accounts and select their own favorites from thousands of radio stations which will then be available on the AudioTron.
• After that time, the TurtleRadio website was retired and users had to change the configuration of their AudioTron to use a local file to set the list of radio stations that their AudioTron could stream.
• After that time, the TurtleRadio website was retired and users had to change the configuration of their AudioTron to use a local file to set the list of radio stations that their AudioTron could stream.
• When TurtleRadio was shut down by Turtle Beach, Turtle Beach disclosed an alternative method available in the device's firmware ( using a local file ) to load one's Internet radio station list into the AudioTron.
• The AudioTron is also able to determine the type of device the web server was being accessed from, and devices such as PDAs will display a simplified remote control screen more suitable to the smaller size of a PDA screen.
• Users operate the AudioTron with a PC / laptop on the same network using the web interface from the built-in webserver, with a remote control, or on the device itself using buttons and a large " Turn & Push Selector Knob " on its front panel.
• The AudioTron operated as a standalone music player by making use of the Microsoft SMB file server protocol; that is, it could load music from any SMB file server ( although, the Audiotron uses NTLMv1 for authentication and so the Audiotron does not work well in modern SMB environments ).
• The AudioTron operated as a standalone music player by making use of the Microsoft SMB file server protocol; that is, it could load music from any SMB file server ( although, the Audiotron uses NTLMv1 for authentication and so the Audiotron does not work well in modern SMB environments ).
• The AudioTron operated as a standalone music player by making use of the Microsoft SMB file server protocol; that is, it could load music from any SMB file server ( although, the Audiotron uses NTLMv1 for authentication and so the Audiotron does not work well in modern SMB environments ).