Here ya go!
http://www.womenwithdroids.com/?p=202

Cool, thanks for the how-to, russ!

Often, if I am not near Wifi or G3 etc, NASA TV on UStream/Spacevidcast buffers all of the time. This works to get audio on the droid of NASA TV. I got this to work on mine using this URL!!!:
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/rr.pl?nasatv.ra

The solution is Moodio FM. http://www.moodio.fm Moodio FM does not provide any content. All they do is simply convert internet radio streams to formats that are suitable for mobile phones.

On your desktop computer, go to Welcome http://www.moodio.fm ands et up a free account. Search for the station you want to listen to. Most popular stations are already on there. If you find your station, save it as a favorite. If you don’t find your station, and you know the station’s stream url, Find “add a new station” from the main Moodio page to enter the stream url. The instructions on how to find a stream url are also on that page.

So, once you have all your favorite stations saved to My Stations, you go to the Moodio FM mobile site on your phone. m.moodio.fm

Log in with the info from the moodio fm account you just created and you’ll see your My Stations list. Note, you cannot add favorites to My Stations from the mobile site, so make sure to do it on your desktop.

Click the link for one of your stations and you should be playing the station in a few moments. For me the stream comes over the native Android Video player, which is odd, but hey it works. If it’s not working for you, you might need to download the free version of either StreamFurious or DroidLive from Android Market to make it work, but it will work.

I bookmark this and use it when the video from NASA TV on UStream/Spacevidcast buffers due to lack of WIFI/G3 or so many viewers the system is bogged down.

Better to hear it than not ya know?

Good question – I actually use the Android SDK package. “How to take screenshots” is actually a post I’ve already started writing that’s due to be published on the blog very soon 🙂