rjgogo
join:2003-10-22 | streaming audio
I am trying to stream radio with iTunes and it never comes in. Is this a limitation of Hughes? I have tried the same station on both a PC and a Mac, with both itunes and windows media player and real player and nothing connects. |
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jagraff
join:2006-12-02
Rindge, NH | Not sure about i-tunes but I stream WBBM for the Bears games (I see you're in Chicago.)That might be some sort of flash application, however.
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rjgogo
join:2003-10-22 | I need to change the Chicago thing. I am not there anymore, hence the Hughes Net service. |
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Arctic nut
join:2006-11-26
Thief River Falls, MN
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I have the same issue with iTunes. On occasion I can get the station list to load and once in a while I can connect to a stream. I've tried disabling TurboPage to no avail. It's something within iTunes. Any stream I've wished to listen to on iTunes, I've found listed on shoutcast.com and they work fine using VLC. I rarely use iTunes since they refuse to add support for aac+ streaming.
I haven't had any problem using Windows Media Player on my old XP box or my Palm device using Pocket Tunes. |
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MMonier
@direcpc.com
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ITunes radio streaming works fine on my PC with Windows XP and HN7000S. Check your browser settings. For IE, go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Security. Make sure that "Use SSL 3.0" and "Use TLS 1.0" are checked. For Firefox, go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Encryption > Protocols. Make sure that "Use SSL 3.0" and "Use TLS 1.0" are checked. |
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yolarry
join:2007-12-29
Creston, WV | reply to rjgogo
Can Radio fap hughesnet? If I play it at night? |
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fiaranch
Premium
join:2007-09-12
Weston, CO
| said by yolarry  :Can Radio fap hughesnet? If I play it at night? That depends on the audio stream rate. For example, if the audio is streaming at 56kbps and your service plan recover rate is 25kbps, then you are eating into your FAP bucket. But if the stream is 32kbps, and your recover rate is 42kbps, then you are recovering your bucket faster than you are emptying it, and you can listen to the radio forever.
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rjgogo
join:2003-10-22 | reply to MMonier
Thanks, TLS was not checked so I checked it but I am not home right now to test. Currently using a nice low latency Verizon card  that does not work at my house :-( |
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chesterhill
join:2007-01-31
Chester, MA
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I had the same issue- I finally got streaming radio to work by changing the proxy address. My normal proxy setting (under tools/internet options)is 192.168.0.1 with port 87, but to stream radio I change 'proxy address to use' for http to 69.19.14.10 and port 3128. I don't leave that as my default proxy address when I'm not listening to internet radio because it slows down general browsing.
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MMonier
@direcpc.com | With HN7000S, I use no proxy. Under tools > internet options > Connections > LAN settings > Proxy server, "Use a proxy server" is unchecked. |
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