Technical Support

What is Internet Radio?
Internet radio is exactly what it sounds like. It's live audio from all over the world played on your PC.

What is required to play Internet radio?
Before you can listen to Internet radio, you must first have an audio player that is capable of playing audio in MP3 format. We recommend WinAmp. Click here to download it for FREE. Other players include RealPlayer, and Windows Media Player. Basically any audio player will work as long as it can process .pls (playlist) and .mp3 (digital audio) files.

For a detailed overview of WinAmp and it's features, click here.

What Operating systems does Internet Radio Support?
You must be running windows 95, 98, ME 2000, NT or XP.

When playing Internet Radio, the sound stops and starts? What's wrong?
Internet radio streams audio directly to your PC. In other words data is constantly being downloaded to your PC. If the data stream is faster than your connection, then you may experience a delay in the audio content. To fix this, select a lower bit rate (i.e. 28.8K) audio stream. If you are using a dial-up connection, you will want to select a connection no faster than 56K. Even at 56K you may notice an occasional break in the audio stream. Try a 28.8 stream instead if you experience delays.

Where can I find more Internet Radio Stations.
Go to http://www.shoutcast.com . There are literally thousands of Internet radio Stations from around the world.

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