[SlickWillard]

EIB bump.

[Fiddlstix]

Bookmarked

[Republic of Texas]

I haven't had a problem at Rush's site, but instead of bitching, I subscribed.

[Texas_Jarhead]

thanks - bookmark BUMP

[John Jorsett]

Is there some reason you don't want to listen by clicking on the link at rushlimbaugh.com? Any time my local station starts running some stupid local story instead of his show, I just go to his site and pick it up from his stream.

[SlickWillard]

If you're interested, Brian Livingston has written some fascinating articles on spyware & parasites:

Parasites in Windows [November 1, 2002]

Sites against parasites [November 8, 2002]

Crush creepy crawlers [November 15, 2002]

[Quicksilver]

WLAP-AM 630, Lexington, KY, Windows Media
     mms://66.35.34.24/WLAP-AM

[looois]

This problem includes internet radio altogether. I have real audio, I have windows media player...but I also have Netscape 7.0 and do not have Internet Explorer. I have listened to NCAA basketball games via Internet using Real Audio since 1995. Is a hobby of mine. Seems Microsoft has struck again here. It is my understanding that the Chaincast plugin does not work with Netscape 6.0 and higher. When I try to connect to a station, it shuts down and I get the "illegal operation" message, and it shuts down the Netscape browser. So, what the station are saying, or what Microsoft wants me to do just to listen to NCAA hoops is download thier IE browswer which comes with the Chaincast plugin, and it will work. I just don't have the space on my HD to support two browsers. So, they've about got me. Didn't Microsoft just have to go to court because of doing stuff like this?

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

Thanks for posting these. I'll try some tomorrow. I've tried Rush's late, lamented free link but found the audio quality of his miserly 6kbps stream to be hard to listen-to. Perhaps one of these other links will provide higher-bitrate, higher-quality audio.

KSFO doesn't have a link to the stream. It's a contractual thing.