What else do you listen to on your hifi?

[steve_1979]

Apart from music what else do you listen to on your hifi?

As well as using mine for TV and computer games I also sometimes like to listen to bird song like this: Clicky

 

[MajorFubar]

TV, so by inference - because they're all plugged into the TV - DVDs, bluerays and the Wii, plus sometimes YouTube videos from the Mac Mini. Wii hasn't been switched on for about two years ever since the kids got their Sonysoft Playbox thingy in their bedroom (you can so tell I'm a gamer and know all the kit), but for some reason I've yet to figure, Mrs Fubar insists we keep it. Maybe she's waiting for it to reach classic status.

 

[drummerman]

FM radio/discussions

 

[plastic penguin]

DVD/Blu-Rays, Freeview/Sky Box radio and TV.

 

[ID.]

TV and occasionally YouTube.

 

[CnoEvil]

Worm Grunting. *crazy*
(It's kinda relaxing).

 

[chebby]

Mostly BBC iPlayer Radio and my collection of radio series/programmes (documentary, history, comedy, dramas).

Sound from TV + Blu-ray/DVD + PVR connected via optical from TV. (When the content deserves it.)

Podcasts.

 

[expat_mike]

Mainly YouTube.

Also Radio 4 podcasts are downloaded, then copied to my phone, so that I can listen to them during my commute.

 

[Reijer]

TV, radio, YouTube, etc.

 

[Al ears]

Music only on my main system I am afraid, through various sources both dIgital and analogue.

TV ect goes through the AV system downstairs.

 

[MeanandGreen]

You Tube (especially the Vevo channel), iPlayer, Netflix, Bluray & DVD. Also TV, PS3 games & FM radio alongside Internet radio via the Radio Player app.

The more 'ordinary' sources are CD, vinyl & AAC.

 

[Jota180]

Internet radio and BluRays of bands/artists in concert.

 

[Infiniteloop]

I have an App for my iPhone (there's a version for the iPad too) called 'Bloom' that was developed by Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers. It's an Ambient music creation App that lets you set a few rhythms and sounds by tapping in different areas on your screen and the software then plays endless evolutions of it so over time it morphs into something else. It's dreamy and melodic and quite beautiful and is great when you just want something in the background. It's like a 21st Century music box, and is by far, my favourite App.

It's also great over (noise cancelling) earphones on long flights.

There's another App by the same pair called 'Trope', but I prefer 'Bloom'.

 

[MrReaper182]

Talksport and Leading Britain's conversation. I tend not to listen to Leading Britain's conversation that much because they have to many presenters which views are to right and I'm a lefty.