You'll need to buy a new HD Radio reciever to be able to listen to HD Radio services. You also need to be in range of one of VPR's analog signals in order to receive the HD Radio signal. But don't worry about having to choose between analog or HD Radio services. HD Radio receivers allow you to listen to both analog and digital signals. For some home locations, you may need a better external antenna to pull in the HD digital radio signal.

Most modern media players should be able to connect to our stream. Players such as Winamp, Windows Media Player, iTunes, and RealPlayer should work fine. Winamp is the recommended player. Check out the How to Listen page for more specific information.

First, you need a sound-card installed in your computer; this is standard on many modern terminals. You need to plug in speakers or headphones to hear. The BBC streams its audio as RealMedia files and you will need to download and install the FREE RealPlayer programme to allow your computer to access the sound. The RealPlayer and Windows Media Player software we recommend is available FREE of charge.

Yes - you need Winamp 2.0 player to listen to OPF Radio but the songs do not download to your computer, they are just 'streamed' to Winamp while you play it. Just click the OPF Radio link on the 'home page' then click 'tune in'.

You need a music player like 'Winamp'. We recommend 'Winamp2'. Just go to OPF Radio page and at the bottom of the page click WINAMP 'wanna play with me'. The download only takes a couple of minutes and you can save it so you don't need to download it again! THEN CLICK 'TUNE IN'.

OSHA has issued a letter of principal acceptance of this type of protection, on the condition that the noise level produced by the FM radio does not exceed 85 dB. Read the OSHA letter.

The MediaMVP requires a URL associated with the internet radio station. XM or Sirius Satellite radio does not use a valid station Link associated with the stations. Therefore the MediaMVP will not work with these satellite radio services. This error is usually caused by attempting to playback a video file that uses DRM(Digital Rights Management). Video files that are copyrighted with DRM encoding are not supported.

The server supports 30 simultaneous listeners in two different quality level: 64kbps Stereo (broadband) and 24kbps Mono (dial-up). We will increase the number of simultaneous listeners as necessary.

No. You just need to download version 6 or higher of iTunes, and version 7.0.3 or higher of Quicktime. Once you've installed iTunes and Quicktime, go to our iPod page and click on the link that says "SUBSCRIBE TO VIDEO PODCAST". (If you get a prompt, select "Open" or "Open with iTunes". Do not select "Save".) From there, it should magically work. iTunes will fetch the videos, and open up Quicktime for easy viewing.

These days, all stations are required to carry “Emergency Alert System Messages” when government officials issue them. For continuous updates, select a station that you know carries regular and “live” news broadcasts, rather than taped interviews.

When Joni speaks, the airwaves light up! Her devotional thoughts and ability to bring the good news of Jesus to hurting people is a gift, uniquely effective over the air because of her "one to one" communication style. As she speaks -- and frequently sings -- from her wheelchair, Joni's commitment to resting in His sovereign plan conveys a depth of encouragement and hope that makes trusting Him a delight. Click here for todays radio program.

To listen to IPM Radio's live streams you must have a 56kbps or faster internet connection, a sound card, headphones or speakers and software such as Nullsoft's WinAmp, Apple's Quicktime Player, Microsoft's Media Player or any other software which is capable of playing streaming MP3 audio content. If your computer meets those requirements, simply click on the Listen LIVE link appropriate for your connection speed on IPM Radio's main web page and turn up the volume to enjoy IPM Radio LIVE!.

the moment it is only possible to listen to black.fm on radio in Libreville, Gabon only in french language via blackfm.net. Black.fm plans to roll out radio services and a social network across Africa in the near future.Please stay tuned to this page.

From the nihongo.fm home page click the "Tune In" button OR the "Listen NOW!" botton. A player window will open and the audio stream will start. Be sure to have Quicktime installed on your computer. Get Quicktime free:

There may be a few reasons why you can't listen to the radio, one being the station may be offline or the servers are full. You can check if the servers are full via the radio page: Another common reason is not having a compatible media player. We currently stream using AAC+v2 which is a new format claiming CD quality at 48Kbps, at current there are only a select few players capable of playing AAC+v2:

To listen to BVOV Radio, most listeners do not need to do anything except go to BVOV Radio (http://www.bvovradio.org) and click on the Windows Media Player link that corresponds to the type of Internet connection they use, either broadband or dial-up. If you have a "Mac", you can get Windows Media Player for Mac OS 8.1 and higher by visiting Microsoft's Windows Media Download Center. Listeners with Windows operating systems can upgrade by going to the Microsoft Windows Update page.

When you have the list of stations on the screen, click on the "Live Feed" link, BUT SEE THE NEXT QUESTION!!! This is a problem with Internet Explorer -- to solve it go to Tools -> Internet Options, click on the Advanced tab, and then un-check (remove the tick from beside) "Show friendly HTTP error messages".

a) Palace Radio is broadcast on-line as part of the Palace World service provided by Crystal Palace FC and Premium TV. For full details and subscription rates visit the Official CPFC website. b) Palace Radio broadcasts on-line from 8am for a weekend fixture and 3pm for midweek fixtures. On-line broadcasting includes all our live shows including full match commentary and post match reaction on Your Shout.

I haven't started listening to the radio here. In San Francisco, starting from the lowest frequency, I listened to 88.5 NPR, 94.1 KPFA, Z95.7, 96.5 KOIT, 97.3 Alice, 102.1 KDFC, 103.7 KKSF, 105.7 KARA, and Mix 106.5. Mostly I favor NPR, KOIT, KDFC, and The Mix.

A - No License is required to purchase the equipment, or to Monitor (listen) to Amateur (Ham) Radio frequencies. However, an FCC License is required to Transmit on Amateur Radio Frequencies in the USA. There are currently 3 levels of Amateur licenses, & the Entry level ("Technician class") License simply requires passing a 35 question multiple choice test, no "Morse code" or additional requirments.