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I disabled the ICF on the properties of the network connection.<br />
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In windows media player there tools-options-network the selections are<br />
multicast<br />
UDP<br />
TCP<br />
Http <br />
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the only item let's you specify a port number is UDP and that makes you put in a range.<br />
All of these are selected with a range of 554-5005 for the UDP ports to receive data.<br />
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None of this worked. &nbsp;Am I doing this right? Thanks.
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I disabled the ICF on the properties of the network connection.

In windows media player there tools-options-network the selections are
multicast
UDP
TCP
Http

the only item let's you specify a port number is UDP and that makes you put in a range.
All of these are selected with a range of 554-5005 for the UDP ports to receive data.

None of this worked.  Am I doing this right? Thanks.

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Are you connecting thru a provider's proxy or a company proxy? In the network I administer all these ports are closed in the proxy software, to reduce network traffic, and only the administrator of the proxy server can change that.
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Are you connecting thru a provider's proxy or a company proxy? In the network I administer all these ports are closed in the proxy software, to reduce network traffic, and only the administrator of the proxy server can change that.

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Running windows media player 9.0. Installed 10 and removed it because it did not work with XP. Running XP with service pack 1 installed.<br />
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Everything works except radio. &nbsp;Can't get a radio station I could get with windows 2000 after XP was installed. <br />
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Error message is just 'error please try to connect again' from the radio media site.<br />
Works fine for movie soundtracks that are on the Internet so I don't think it's a proxy issue or I would not be able to dowload the sound track and hear it in windows media player.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />

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Running windows media player 9.0. Installed 10 and removed it because it did not work with XP. Running XP with service pack 1 installed.
 
Everything works except radio.  Can't get a radio station I could get with windows 2000 after XP was installed. 

Error message is just 'error please try to connect again' from the radio media site.
Works fine for movie soundtracks that are on the Internet so I don't think it's a proxy issue or I would not be able to dowload the sound track and hear it in windows media player.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Windows Media Player

Multimedia applications are those programs that integrate more than one media at a time; browsers are the most obvious. However, the term has come to include the use of programs that enable the use of any component that isn’t simple text and static graphics, such as audio, video, animation, virtual reality, conferencing and monitoring.