Digitally Imported Radio

Digitally Imported Radio is a cool little widget for Yahoo! that lets you stream different radio channels right from your desktop. How neat is that?

Listen to Your Favorite Music

This handy tool streams music straight from the Digitally Imported website using the engine from RealPlayer. Just a heads up, you’ll need to have RealPlayer installed on your computer first; otherwise, you won’t be able to use this gadget.

Sleek and Simple Layout

One of the best things about Digitally Imported Radio is its clean and simple layout. You won’t find a ton of confusing settings here—just the basics you need to get started!

User-Friendly Features

You can easily play or pause what you're listening to, mute it if needed, or adjust the volume just how you like it. Plus, there’s an option to launch the Di.fm website directly from the main window using your default web browser.

Select Your Channel

If you love variety, you’ll enjoy picking from a list of preset channels like Trance, Chillout, House, Progressive, Ambient, and DJ Mixes. You can even choose a background color for your widget!

Customizable Options

The Yahoo! Widget Engine has some cool options too! You can keep the gadget on top of other windows, ignore mouse events (which is handy), and set how transparent it appears on your screen.

No Experience Needed!

You don’t need to be a tech expert to use this gadget. It’s super easy for anyone—even beginners—to set everything up without breaking a sweat.

Performance That Impresses

While testing it out, we noticed that Digitally Imported Radio works quickly and provides excellent audio quality. There weren’t any errors during our entire experience! Plus, it doesn’t hog CPU or memory resources—so your computer will run smoothly while you're jamming out.

Final Thoughts

All in all, Digitally Imported Radio is a straightforward widget that makes it easy to listen to various online radio stations whenever you want. If you’re looking for something simple yet effective for streaming music right from your desktop, this might just be what you need!