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Trying to Find Net Address for 'Rock On' Streaming

landtuna

landtuna

Several months ago I found a net site which was apparently the streaming source for a major network and featured a dozen or so specialty channels such as Real Oldies, Rock On etc. Tuning into Rock On this morning I got some sort of urban stuff rather than the Classic Rock which used to be there and I have been unable to find the original site to download a new .asx.

These weren't radio stations but rather just audio streams without commercials.

Anyone know what this site might be?
 
That's the problem....I lost the link. All I have is the .asx file that I downloaded from that link.

However, I think I have found it. Doing some really sneaky backtracking with web addresses I found it eventually lead back to a Clear Channel site which linked to a "Iheartmusic" site. The Real Oldies stream on this site is identical to the one I already had so believe it is the same, but morphed, site. Rock On is, unfortunately, not there (as are many others). Only about six of the original 12+ streams seem to be currently supported.

Thanks for the come back but I'm guessing that the original is now gone. The good news is, I found a bunch of good Classic Rock streams on the CBS site so guess I'll use those for now.
 
If you mean Format Lab run by Clear Channel they took that site off a couple of weeks ago. They used to have 75 streams that they used for their HD stations. The new site that replaced Format Lab is called IHeartMusic.
 
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