Darn Radio Player
#1
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i keep getting a general error each time I try to use Radio player and its getting really annoying as it cuts out after about three minutes. Trying to listen to Steve Wright. Has anyone had this sort of problem before?
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#2
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From: Ajax, Ontario


Hi, I am also currently listening to Steve Wright !!! I listen via the Radio 2 website - how do you listen via Radio Player? It can also be annoying via the website as there can be long pauses - not sure if that is because I am on dial-up and not on broadband.
#3
Originally Posted by daisymoll
i keep getting a general error each time I try to use Radio player and its getting really annoying as it cuts out after about three minutes. Trying to listen to Steve Wright. Has anyone had this sort of problem before?
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And the answer to your question Gail is yes, dial up effects the quality, because what happens is it downloads in parts and does what is called buffering, if your dialup it cannot keep up with the speed at which the Radio is broadcasting, have you tried the listen again feature, this might be better, though i doubt it
www.bbc.co.uk./radio2
Last edited by George-Ang; Feb 10th 2005 at 7:44 am.
#4
Originally Posted by Gail
there can be long pauses - not sure if that is because I am on dial-up and not on broadband.
Someone on one of the other forums mentioned they were having probs after some BBC upgrade last week. Was working fine for me at the weekend using the built in beeb website player though.
#5
This link is for those who like the UK sporting side of things, live footy commentary, 6 nations, ect.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/
#6
Originally Posted by George-Ang
This link is for those who like the UK sporting side of things, live footy commentary, 6 nations, ect.....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/
#7
Originally Posted by iaink
Unfortunately a lot of the sporting content is not available outside the UK due to licensing issues, so no premiership commentary, although the friendly yesterday was available.
#8
Originally Posted by George-Ang
Make you wonder why it is called the WWW "World wide Web" when issues like this are in place, pathetic if you ask me.
But I'm not that technically adept, or at least no one has told me how to do that anyway.
#9
Originally Posted by iaink
It really is pointless, as I suspect the more technically adept can easily make their IP address look like you are in the UK anyway.
But I'm not that technically adept, or at least no one has told me how to do that anyway.
But I'm not that technically adept, or at least no one has told me how to do that anyway.




