[olguy]

I recently got a Samsung Galaxy II S Skyrocket and put a 32 gig microSD card in it loaded with my tunes. I have an Onkyo TX-NR609 connected to my network. I put the Onkyo Remote app on the phone and now I stream my tunes from my cell via wifi to the Onkyo. I also put a Powerskin on the phone so I don't worry about running the battery down with a few hours of music. The app displays the album art as well. What I've not figured out is how to put playlists together for it. There is a menu item for playlists so it can be done.

I know this doesn't impress most of you tech types here but it fascinates this old man that remembers the advent of transistor radios. :lol:

 

[spartanstew]

Been doing that with my Droid Incredible and my Pioneer receiver for a couple of years.

 

[olguy]

I thought it was probably new only to me. I only recently got the Onkyo and later the Galaxy.

 

[Laxguy]

I recently got a Samsung Galaxy II S Skyrocket and put a 32 gig microSD card in it loaded with my tunes. I have an Onkyo TX-NR609 connected to my network. I put the Onkyo Remote app on the phone and now I stream my tunes from my cell via wifi to the Onkyo. I also put a Powerskin on the phone so I don't worry about running the battery down with a few hours of music. The app displays the album art as well. What I've not figured out is how to put playlists together for it. There is a menu item for playlists so it can be done.

I know this doesn't impress most of you tech types here but it fascinates this old man that remembers the advent of transistor radios. :lol:

You're not alone in either department!

I do wonder what the bit rate of the MP3s is, though.