All the links for streams to the English and 59 international audio streams for the 181st Semiannual LDS General Conference to the ooTunes Radio iPhone app. If you've already got the app, all the streams are found under the "mormon" genre, or by searching for "lds conference" and the name of the language you want to listen in (or tune in by tapping the links here).
This General Conference is on Saturday and Sunday, October 1-2, 2011.
Listen anywhere in the world, as long as you have an internet connection! Don't miss a word, with pause/rewind functionality and listen again later (thanks to the automatic recording feature) even if you drift off while thinking of how much better you can be ;)
For the complete listing of languages available this year, check out the list at lds.org
Download ooTunes Radio, and enjoy!
Friday, September 30, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
April LDS General Conference on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
All the links for streams to the English and 68 international audio streams for the 181st Annual LDS General Conference to the ooTunes Radio app for iPhone and iPad (and iPod touch). If you already have the app, you can find all the streams under the "mormon" genre, or by searching for "lds conference" and the name of the language you want to listen in.
This General Conference is on Saturday and Sunday, April 2-3, 2011.
Perhaps the best part of listening from my iPhone via ooTunes (at least for me) is that I can pause it for a moment when my kids play "less nice", or even go back later that night day and re-listen to the talks I accidentally slept through, since you can save a recording of the entire session :)
For the complete listing of languages available this year, check out the list at lds.org (Sadly, a couple of languages have apparently been dropped from coverage, though it looks like Navajo and possibly Estonian have been added this conference).
Download ooTunes Radio, and enjoy!
This General Conference is on Saturday and Sunday, April 2-3, 2011.
Perhaps the best part of listening from my iPhone via ooTunes (at least for me) is that I can pause it for a moment when my kids play "less nice", or even go back later that night day and re-listen to the talks I accidentally slept through, since you can save a recording of the entire session :)
For the complete listing of languages available this year, check out the list at lds.org (Sadly, a couple of languages have apparently been dropped from coverage, though it looks like Navajo and possibly Estonian have been added this conference).
Download ooTunes Radio, and enjoy!
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Listen to General Conference in 75 languages on your iPhone iPod Touch or iPad October 2010
I've just finished adding and updating the english and 75 international audio streams for the 180th Semiannual LDS General Conference to the ooTunes Radio iPhone app. If you already have the app, you can find all the streams under the "mormon" genre, or by searching for "lds conference" and the name of the language you want to listen in.
This General Conference is on Saturday and Sunday, October 2-3, 2010, and your excuses to not listen (even on Saturday) are getting more and more suspect (since with an iPhone, you can listen anywhere you have a data connection ;)
Perhaps the best part of listening from my iPhone via ooTunes is that I can pause it for a moment when my kids dump the milk on the carpet, or even go back the next day and re-listen to the talks I accidentally slept through, since you can save a recording of the entire session :)
For the complete listing of languages available this year, see lds.org
Download ooTunes Radio, and enjoy!
This General Conference is on Saturday and Sunday, October 2-3, 2010, and your excuses to not listen (even on Saturday) are getting more and more suspect (since with an iPhone, you can listen anywhere you have a data connection ;)
Perhaps the best part of listening from my iPhone via ooTunes is that I can pause it for a moment when my kids dump the milk on the carpet, or even go back the next day and re-listen to the talks I accidentally slept through, since you can save a recording of the entire session :)
For the complete listing of languages available this year, see lds.org
Download ooTunes Radio, and enjoy!
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Listen to General Conference in 75 language on your iPhone iPod Touch or iPad April 2010
I just finished adding and updating the english and 75 international audio streams for the 180th LDS General Conference to the ooTunes Radio iPhone app. If you already have the app, you can find all the streams under the "mormon" genre, or by searching for lds conference and the name of the language. It's always fun for me to relive my time in Portugal by listening to the Portugues translation.
Hope everyone enjoys conference this Easter ( April 3rd and 4th ).
For the complete listing of languages available this year, see lds.org
Friday, October 2, 2009
General Conference for iPhone and iPod Touch listeners October 2009
In case anyone is still following this, I just wanted to let you know that all the language streams for conference have been updated in the app so if you want to listen to LDS General Conference live on your iPhone or iPod Touch Saturday or Sunday Oct. 3 or 4th (the 179th Semi-annual) then the ooTunes Radio app should do the trick. I'm very very close to having a way to watch the live video as well (via the ooTunes Server) but it's not a sure thing.
Anyway, if you want to hear LDS general conference in any of the 70+ languages available on lds.org live from your iPhone while you drive or work outside, get the app here:
And let me know if you have any problems, suggestions or questions :)
Steve
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Listen to General Conference Archives right from the iPhone
Last weekend, I submitted an update to the ooTunes Radio iPhone app with a bunch of bug fixes and a really cool new feature.
Basically, the built-in webbrowser has a new button (a few actually) ... the "play" button. When you're on a webpage that has audio links (such as this: 179th Annual General Conference, April 2009 - English) pushing that button creates an on-the-fly playlist which lets you listened to whichever track you want (individual talks, in order, or full sessions, back to back). You can also bookmark both the page, or the individual tracks for later listening. Also, all the former archives should work just as well as this last april's conference (and the other languages too :) The advantage of this over the podcasts is I don't think you can get the previous stuff with a podcast, and you can do this pretty much on the fly, without having to sync, or download all the "episodes". Though it's also certainly not perfect yet... next update will hopefully have the ability to skip around inside the file, and bookmark timepoints within the files. (It's not super easy when you're streaming to do so though).
Again, this isn't a LDS conference only feature, but works with any site with audio links :) You can use it with many podcasts, many radio stations' pages (if they aren't already in my list of almost 7000 iPhone compatible streams). It also works with audio from Archive.org (such as over 50,000 live concerts from Live Music Archive).
Hope those of you who bought the app for listening to General Conference Live (or those who got a free code from me) enjoy this update! I hope it's released in the next week or so :)
Let me know as always if you have any problems or suggestions!
Thanks,
Steve
Basically, the built-in webbrowser has a new button (a few actually) ... the "play" button. When you're on a webpage that has audio links (such as this: 179th Annual General Conference, April 2009 - English) pushing that button creates an on-the-fly playlist which lets you listened to whichever track you want (individual talks, in order, or full sessions, back to back). You can also bookmark both the page, or the individual tracks for later listening. Also, all the former archives should work just as well as this last april's conference (and the other languages too :) The advantage of this over the podcasts is I don't think you can get the previous stuff with a podcast, and you can do this pretty much on the fly, without having to sync, or download all the "episodes". Though it's also certainly not perfect yet... next update will hopefully have the ability to skip around inside the file, and bookmark timepoints within the files. (It's not super easy when you're streaming to do so though).
Again, this isn't a LDS conference only feature, but works with any site with audio links :) You can use it with many podcasts, many radio stations' pages (if they aren't already in my list of almost 7000 iPhone compatible streams). It also works with audio from Archive.org (such as over 50,000 live concerts from Live Music Archive).
Hope those of you who bought the app for listening to General Conference Live (or those who got a free code from me) enjoy this update! I hope it's released in the next week or so :)
Let me know as always if you have any problems or suggestions!
Thanks,
Steve
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Success!
Well, I just thought I'd write briefly and say that so far, streaming general conference through ooTunes Radio was as good as it gets! The only problem I noticed personally was that the "elapsed time" appears to have been going about half speed from what it should have been going (and no, I'm not saying conference was long and/or boring... it's a real bug!).
Still have a couple more promo codes left, but I'm probably not going to send them out on the sabbath, so you snooze, you lose :)
Thanks for all the good responses so far! Excited for day two... maybe I'll listen in Portuguese this time to take me back to my days as a missionary!
Let me know if anyone had any difficulties listening through my app!
Goodnight,
Steve
Still have a couple more promo codes left, but I'm probably not going to send them out on the sabbath, so you snooze, you lose :)
Thanks for all the good responses so far! Excited for day two... maybe I'll listen in Portuguese this time to take me back to my days as a missionary!
Let me know if anyone had any difficulties listening through my app!
Goodnight,
Steve
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