For a variety of reasons, I’ve removed the three players above from my computer, which means I can no longer test stations that might only offer streams that require one of those player types (which is very few). This doesn’t mean the streams will break if you use those players, just that I am no longer testing them for compatibility
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Thanks for the update…..
I haven’t tried it with these specific in the open links, but most of the links that play in Real Time and Quicktime will play with VLC (free from videolan.org). Its worth a try if you want to play one and don’t have Real Time or Quicktime.
Art: does this mean you won’t have the link to WBCR AM Alcoa TN ? They are a Quicktime station. But now I have VLC that CC recommended.
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I pasted Art’s “In plain sight” link for that station ( http://streamingradioguide.com/listens.m3u?stationid=2049 ) into VLC and it works just fine.