https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.cumulonimbu...
https://github.com/christiansmith/anvil-connect
Anyone interested in trying this out or collaborating, please get in touch using the email in my profile!
we want users to be able to
-Create an online music library, independent of the source providing the content. -Build it further by collecting any track discovered anywhere on the web. -Access and interact with other users' libraries, no matter which service they use or subscribe to.
Thanks!
A couple things I found confusing:
- I don't have flash installed in Safari (comes packaged in Chrome) and there was no explanation as to why music didn't play back when I was in Safari
- initially Rdio playback was limited to 30s samples even though I had my Rdio account linked. I think I fixed this by logging into Rdio in the same browser session, but not certain
Drop me an email (in my profile) if you're keen to chat.
The majority of companies in the music industry are aware of the problems driven by the fragmented setup. Some react by offering additional features for user retention. Others continue to drive the fragmentation further. New companies emerge, focusing on eliminating this setup. (bop.fm is one of them. check : tomahawk, wyhd and kollekt.fm)
This fragmentation though, is more the user’s problem than the industry’s. We start by accepting that music consumption, discovery and sharing has to be fragmented. Our competitors misperceive this problem and conclude that ‘sharing’ is broken in music. Taking a step backward, we know that the core problem is that ‘music consumption’ is broken.
On-demand services, download services, discovery services, terrestrial radio.. They are all complementary products from and end user perspective. This is why we accept that a user needs access to all these services and fulfil different consumption habits. This should not prevent a user to create a music library; accessible from anywhere and anyone. The users need an online Winamp!
Email is in your inbox! Thanks!
I applied solo, so I wasn't holding my breath.
Congratulations to the teams that got in. I'm excited to see what you build.
Anyways we will apply again in the next round, YC is very important for us to get the right advice and move in the right direction.
Good luck everyone and keep moving forward! :)
note: We are http://monkey.io
Our company is also focused on STEM ... and I'd really love to chat with you guys. daniel@stempaks.com
Decided to run an indiegogo
We've just opened registrations to the public, and have a bunch of big OEMs embedding this in their next printers.
Let me know what you think!
By the way if you ever get some quality material on your site for all the universities/colleges/boards/exams in India, you can make a fortune.
Didn't they know how important this idea is?