For a number of sporting events, such as for Yeovil Town matches, the BBC only holds the rights to broadcast live commentary locally to the area covered by its radio transmitters. Our internet service is available across the UK and around the world, and therefore we need to blank all output for which we do not hold international and/or internet rights.

Yes, all league and cup games are covered by the BBC London network of stations via the website. To listen to website commentary, click here. Back to top See similar questions...

Our commentaries are broadcast again using Windows Media, but at a much lower bit-rate than the video requires. As we currently broadcast as just 24kbs, this means our audio commentaries should be readily available to subscribers with just a 56k dial-up modem connection or greater. You will of course still need to have Windows Media Player installed on your system, preferably the latest version available. See similar questions...

You can listen to any of our evening or weekend shows for up to seven days after broadcast by going to the BBC Radio Player. After this, they are deleted. Some sessions or interviews are archived for longer, in which case visit the relevant show page to find out. See similar questions...

If you are using internet to listen the radio, the main programs that you might find out are the latest events that have occurred in Somalia, and you have also a chance to listen Somali songs, short history, and Poetry. There are also an entertainment programs that we deliver on daily basis. See similar questions...

You can watch most English premiership and alot of European matches,Asian, Middle East and even some MLS matches as well. If there is a camera there we will probably be showing it! See similar questions...

Most of our reports listed in the morning e-mail market commentary are premium contents, which is only available for paying subscribers. But you can still gain access to those reports that are in the free section of the website. Another reason for not being able to access the reports directly from your email may be your email software/application. Older software does not allow you to click on the the link to the reports as they appear only as normal text. See similar questions...

If Flash player is not installed, it should ask you online to install it; if not you can download Flash player here If you have confirmed all of the above but you still cannot access the sound files, you will need to ask a friend who is good with computers for help. See similar questions...

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: See similar questions...

The website is optimised for all major browsers and in most cases the demos should either automatically download or play once the demo is clicked. Everything depends on how your browser and Internet media settings are configured. Every demo is fully downloadable and should play in every browser. See similar questions...

Our audio samples are saved in the mp3 file format. When you double click on the "Click here to listen" or audio icon link, your default media player (i.e. Windows Media Player or iTunes) should open and, after allowing time for the file to begin downloading, begin playing the file automatically. We extract our sound files in such a way as to keep file size is small so that they download quickly. See similar questions...

Answer: You will need the Real Media player from Real Networks. Its free. If you are still having problems make sure you have a computer with a sound card and speakers, that you have installed the Real player and that you have your speakers turned on. If everything is working and you can hear some sermons and not others, then e-mail me and let me know what sermon you are having trouble with. I'll try my best to help. See similar questions...

Whenever you see this: , that means that there is more information about whatever the icon sits next to. Example: On the concert calendar, if you see a venue name with the icon next to it, just click on the name of the venue to get their website, phone number, address, and other useful information. Back to top See similar questions...

Please go to our Demo CD page and click on any of the song titles on the back cover of the CDs to listen to the demo. See similar questions...

Foobar2000 needs exclusive access to the file. A good workaround is to copy the unfinished file, then try to play it. Of course there is! First take a look at those threads and get in touch with what other users achieved: Then, you are ready to give it a try! You can find some of the user's configuration in the links below. Note that Single Column Playlist and ColumnUI are third-party components that you need to download. See similar questions...

That's OK. You can always go back to your member account to access your courses. All your registered courses will be accessible through your member account page, unless a course expires. The expiration date will be listed under the course title in your member account. See similar questions...

Blue Sky pilots give an expert, up to date narration on the history and intriguing facts of the Sydney region whilst also highlighting the City sites. See similar questions...

While you enjoy present day Sydney, you will hear lurid tales of convicts, early settlers and ghosts of the past, who lived and worked in the buildings you are looking at, narrated with humour and drama. The commentary describes the harsh and often debauched conditions of earlier times. For easy listening, passages here and there are told in the character of a convict, a clerk, a Governor, a merchant and a soldier. See similar questions...