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AOL Music No Player?

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bierkenstock

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Since AOL Music dropped the limits on listening time and added the XM channels, my radio@netscape stand-alone player (previously Spinner) no longer works. AOL Music works fine in Internet Explorer (but not Firefox, which is what I normally use) but the radio@netscape player no longer works. Of course, can't get any kind of reply from AOL Music. The player freezes during "step 3" of the loading process. Is the stand-alone player no longer supported? AOL runs announcements in the audio stream asking listeners to write if they have technical problems with the new XM audio stream; did they change something and now the stand-alone player is obsolete? There is no longer a download link on the AOL Music webpage but there still is one on the Netscape website. I have tried re-downloading and re-installing the player, and using system restore to go back to when the player did work. No luck.
 
> Since AOL Music dropped the limits on listening time and
> added the XM channels, my radio@netscape stand-alone player
> (previously Spinner) no longer works. AOL Music works fine
> in Internet Explorer (but not Firefox, which is what I
> normally use) but the radio@netscape player no longer works.
> Of course, can't get any kind of reply from AOL Music. The
> player freezes during "step 3" of the loading process. Is
> the stand-alone player no longer supported? AOL runs
> announcements in the audio stream asking listeners to write
> if they have technical problems with the new XM audio
> stream; did they change something and now the stand-alone
> player is obsolete? There is no longer a download link on
> the AOL Music webpage but there still is one on the Netscape
> website. I have tried re-downloading and re-installing the
> player, and using system restore to go back to when the
> player did work. No luck.
>


I don't know what the problem is because I use AOL Radio off the AOL site. But all the channels are working except the 80's Dance channel. It just say's loading. Anybody getting this? I miss hearing Freestyle music on this stream.
 
need to download the latest Direct X or at least thats what fixed it for me.



> > Since AOL Music dropped the limits on listening time and
> > added the XM channels, my radio@netscape stand-alone
> player
> > (previously Spinner) no longer works. AOL Music works
> fine
> > in Internet Explorer (but not Firefox, which is what I
> > normally use) but the radio@netscape player no longer
> works.
> > Of course, can't get any kind of reply from AOL Music.
> The
> > player freezes during "step 3" of the loading process. Is
>
> > the stand-alone player no longer supported? AOL runs
> > announcements in the audio stream asking listeners to
> write
> > if they have technical problems with the new XM audio
> > stream; did they change something and now the stand-alone
> > player is obsolete? There is no longer a download link on
>
> > the AOL Music webpage but there still is one on the
> Netscape
> > website. I have tried re-downloading and re-installing
> the
> > player, and using system restore to go back to when the
> > player did work. No luck.
> >
>
>
> I don't know what the problem is because I use AOL Radio off
> the AOL site. But all the channels are working except the
> 80's Dance channel. It just say's loading. Anybody getting
> this? I miss hearing Freestyle music on this stream.
>
 
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