XM Radio Online!

[Oracle of Delphi]

For those of you with XM radio, did you know you can listen online to XM for free?

Link: http://xmro.xmradio.com/xstream/index.jsp

Go to where it ask, Already an XM Satellite Customer, then Click Create an Account

Edited May 27, 2007 by Pontiac Custom-S

[Z-06]

Yup, already listening for last 2 years.

[caddycruiser]

Yep, been doing free trials from time to time over the past couple of years, with both XM and Sirius. Finally broke down today and ordered myself a Sirius unit for the car--then I'll finally have something worthwhile to listen to in the car, and online. Can't wait.

Edited May 27, 2007 by caddycruiser

[Satty]

I found XM to be quite unreliable, both in the hardware and in the broadcasting, so its not something I will ever require in a car. If it comes standard, fine, if not, fine. Just too many problems with antennas and cloudy days for me.

[frogger]

Does GM own part of XM or something?

[Cadillacfan]

It does actually have a somewhat large stake in the company.

But this is actually pretty old news. Have been using the online service since 2004.

[Dragon]

not even a client and I knew that LOL

[gm4life]

What about the radio code?

[deftonesfan867]

XM LIQUID METAL he he

[Cadillacfan]

What about the radio code?

Are you asking how to find the code to get online? If so.... Go into your car or use your handheld XM device and go to channel 0 or 1(I can't recall off the top of my head but it's right near the beginning of the list of channels) and the code will be displayed on the screen. Copy that down and type it into the XMradio online sign in and it will access your account and you'll be signed up.

[gm4life]

I dont have XM!

[Cadillacfan]

Then why were you asking about the radio code?

[gm4life]

Because I wanted the num/alpha code so I could listen.

[Oracle of Delphi]

Because I wanted the num/alpha code so I could listen.

So did you get on?