As per post #1.
How to play the URL
1. Paste them into Tune and then save as a favorite
or
2. Install MyPicks plugin and create your own list
Since the URLs are WMA playable via Tune-in then you could also enter
them into your Squeezenet account.
You should upgrade to latest 6.5.1 as it has
Hi, Mike. I am also a new user and have found Radiotime to be very
spotty and unreliable. I have found SqueezeNetwork or setting up my own
radio station favorites to be much more dependable. You might find this
link of California streaming stations from Mike's Radio World to be
helpful. Be sure
Thanks, I have that link. But, that's just the problem, almost all the
Los Angeles stations I like are non-winamp.
I just don't understand it. They all play in windows media player.
Why do they make it so hard to listen to their stations. You would
think they would want us to listen.
I have
mike1961;147013 Wrote:
Why do they make it so hard to listen to their stations. You would
think they would want us to listen.
They want you to listen on their webpage, seeing their ads.
Some of them make it very hard for you to do otherwise, continually
changing URLs, embedding the files in
Thanks, I have that link. But, that's just the problem, almost all the
Los Angeles stations I like are non-winamp.
The AlienBBC plugin allows you to listen to RealAudio streams. You'll
probably need the Install pack for SlimServer 6.5/7.0 off the
website:
Mark Lanctot;147017 Wrote:
They want you to listen on their webpage, seeing their ads.
Some of them make it very hard for you to do otherwise, continually
changing URLs, embedding the files in a proprietary player, etc.
Try URL Snooper at
mike1961;147065 Wrote:
Yes - but you and I both know the LA Stations should get some brains.
People who listen simply minimize the web page and work on other stuff
on their computers while listening to the music. So, the ads are
worthless and only keep more people from listening to their
Mark Lanctot;147097 Wrote:
Oh yes, I agree, but about radio stations in general. I don't know too
much about LA stations, living in London, Ontario, Canada. ;-)
Yeah, it is frustrating. Playing devil's advocate for a second though,
that bandwidth isn't free.
True, but the bandwidth
