On 03/09/05 at 08:28 AM, Davey Brain  said:

That depends on how they're sending it.  There several stations that you
can listen to with Z!.  I think that Z! is available at hobbes, but you
can find it with Google.  Get and install it.

Then browse to http://www.shoutcast.com and pick a station.  When Firefox
(or Mozilla) asks what you want to do with the file, tell it to open it
with z.exe.

Warpvision is also supposed to play mp3 streaming audio, but it hasn't
done that for me yet. :-)

You're out of luck if the station only does realaudio or Windoze media
formats, so far as I can tell.

>Don{ald} O. Woodall wrote:
>>      I bought a router in December to eliminate My Firewall
>> computer, which is in the basement, and reduce my electric bill. That will
>> eliminate my network and reduce me to one computer.
>> 
>>      I certainly wouldn't run a second computer just to use a radio card.
>> 
>>      I am not aware of any OS/2 applications that can play streaming radio
>> to be found on the internet.
>> 
>>      Are there any?
>> 
>>      Thanks
>> 

>Hi,
>I would like to help Don but I haven't found an answer to this either. 
>There is one particular streaming radio station I'd like to listen to 
>and I haven't found anything yet. So I'll watch this thread to find out 
>if there is an answer.

>WarpDavey




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