If you’re a heavy user of Digitally Imported (www.di.fm) and pay for the premium version you’re going to be a happy camper with the latest update to Beem. Yeah that’s right, you can get access to higher quality streams and no ads.
By default, Beem and Digitally Imported stream audio at 96 kbps. Not bad, but if you’ve got a banging pair of cans around your earholes you want to look into a premium account at DI.FM. Doing so unlocks a 256 kbps stream that your ears will be stoked about it. And Beem now supports that stream within the app making this the unofficial-official DI.FM app for Windows Phone.
All you need to do is be a paying member of the premium feature of DI.FM and then enter your ‘listen key’ into the settings of Beem. Boom. 256 kbps. If you’re already a member, you can find your listen key right here.
There are other perks to becoming a premium member at Digitally Imported for $4.99 a month (or save with the annual $49 rate). For example you’ll also be getting 100% commercial free music with no interruptions (they don’t pay me, I swear).
You can grab Beem ($0.99) for Windows Phone 8 right here in the Store. Alternatively user the QR code below or swipe to the right in our slick app.
Source: Den by Default
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