Help with Windows Media

Note: You may experience long delays (30 seconds) until the music starts with Windows Media Player. This is normal.

If you have Windows Media Player installed or upgraded and are still having problems, see the Windows Media Player Frequently Asked Questions

Getting Started with Windows Media Player

The easiest way to test if Windows Media Player is installed and configured correctly is to simply try and listen to one of the stations using the Windows Media Player option. If you have Windows Media Player installed, the music will start playing in about 15 seconds. If you don't have it installed, you will be given information on downloading it from the Microsoft site.

If you need to download Windows Media Player, you can download it from the Microsoft Web site.

Once you've downloaded the installer, close all of your other programs, and then run the installer. Follow all of its instructions until the process is complete. Additional help with downloading and installing Windows Media Player is available on the Microsoft Windows Media Player Support Page.

- There seems to be around a 3 hour maximum time you can listen until it shuts down. We are trying to figure out why. If you listen that long (thanks!) you should really install a streaming radio player.

- If you are having problems with Media Player crashing your browser, try waiting until the the music starts. It seams to crash when the browser is closed when it is still buffering.