Re: Is ISA2004 blocking the 64K music stream from King FM?

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What can I say; KPLU is some shweet stuff, but you have to appreciate Jazz
(and some really eclectic stuff, too).
KZOK doesn't use the Abacast client (mostly used for ads anyway); it streams
"regular" Windows Media and Real content.
KZOK is best in the morning (0600-1000); that's when they have the silly
folks on; nice to start the day with some giggles.

--
Jim Harrison (ISA SE)

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"Hollis Paul" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hollis Paul wrote:
So, which should I look in, the w3svc1-6, or the w3svcnmnmnmnmnm ?

Never mind. I don't need to look in any of them. I followed Jim's
suggestion to stream from KPLU. I chose the Hi-def stream, and it
called up the Abacast client, that I had installed from King FM, and it
streamed just fine. Of course, it had to be NPR news at the time, and
I was less than interested in the content. Then I clicked on KPLU's
Jazz24 link and was able to stream from Jazz24's high speed link. I
looked up KZOK and decided to pass on that one. So, I infer that the
problem was not with my ISA passthrough, but with King FM's inability
to connect with the streaming client they call into being. As I told
the Abacast support engineer, our ticket was done. Go help the tech
guys at King FM!

Thanks all, for your suggestions.

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Hollis Paul
Mukilteo, WA USA


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