rn2001,
Amarok works just fine for me. In fact I am listening to an "oldies but goodies" station as we speak.
I am using KDE but there are players in Gnome that will do the same thing.
Fred
internet radio?
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Re: internet radio?
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Re: internet radio?
Rhythmbox is what I use to listen to Internet radio stations. I have a short list of my favorite 58 stations right now. Rhythmbox comes preloaded with a few stations to get everyone started. You probably already have your list of favorite feeds, and they can be quickly and easily added into your menu.
Re: internet radio?
I use RealPlayer. I went to shoutcast.com and downloaded lots of stream links to an Internet Radio folder I created in /home. Then open them in RealPlayer and add to Favorites. Works great. (It's the only thing I use RealPlayer for, really). I've also used Rhythmbox.
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Re: internet radio?
Shoutcast is terrific. try also streamtuner-tunapie and also VLC has that capability.
Re: internet radio?
If you have specific stations in mind, it might be a problem of Firefox not knowing how to play it. You can either search Synaptic for "mozilla" and add mozilla-kaffeine to get kaffeine working, or go to addons.mozilla.org and add the extension "mediaplayerconnectivity"
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