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Re: Welcome to The JAM bar! :)

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Espen KrømkeMay 28, 2010
 

 
I did mention the MS media player URL in some mail earlier, but should of course also have added instruction on how to start the player.
The description your reader gave on how to listen using Real player is relevant for all players, that's how you open the stream in any player (with the exception of microsoft media player, that require a slightly different address). I should have included such an instruction in my first mail, sorry about that.

It is also easy to embed the stream into a webpage so that it starts playing whenever someone visit that page.






Den 29. mai 2010 17:27, skrev Dean:

 

Someone said they couldn't get it to work in the windows player - but someone on my blog has!

 

Sebastian writes

 

To open in Windows Media Player, click on 'File', click on 'Open URL...', paste in this:

http://stream. beatradar. com:8005/

and click, 'OK'.

To open in Real Player, click on 'File', click on 'Open...', paste in this:

http://stream. beatradar. com:8005/ listen.pls

and click 'OK'.

From: Espen Krømke

Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 12:14 PM

To: just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com

Subject: Re: [just-a-minute] Welcome to The JAM bar! :)

 

It's fun to read the enthusiasm about a JAM webradio! As I said initially the stream as it is today is not a permanent solution, it's just me having one of those "what if I... Would that even work ?" moments.
But it's no problem for me to move the stream to a suitable server if that's wanted! And even cooler, If some of you have the skills and motivation to create some radio jingles, promoting the yahoo group, deans website and such things, that'd add some personality to the station. :)




Den 28. mai 2010 14:57, skrev Robert Torres:

 

i remember there was a Whose Line is it Anyway website, i think it was called the Idiotsite.com or something like that, that used to do the same thing.  well, they used to stream random clips from various segments of Whose Line, both the original UK version and the one as done by Drew Carey.  mostly the clips were ones that could be easily translate to the audio medium, like many of the song styles and so on.  it was awesome,  i hope this works just as well.  :)

 
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