gman1 | # 21 | 2009-05-23, 16:00 | Report

Yaser, I installed mPlayer, which KMplayer apparently need, then KMplayer. In a browser I went to the radio website I like, but I still can't play the stations.

Edit: I also tried opening the link in KDplayer, no joy.

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Last edited by gman1; 2009-05-23 at 16:09.

overfloat | # 22 | 2009-05-23, 16:45 | Report

OK well, here are the links for all the stations on that website

Music:
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-fmmax-885-ewew55.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-b...890-dew43r.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-h...915-dwe45r.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-coolfm-930-e43d3.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-l...fm95-ewwq3.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-v...95-5-ewqe4.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-seedfm-975-ee34d.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-g...102-5-dsw4.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-f...-1045-ew43.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-e...05-5-343sd.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-g...1065-ew43r.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-pmradio-ee34d.asx (this is labeled getitz radio)
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-bitcosmo-343deas.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-k...a-434fecds.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-w...o-880-rew4.asx

News:
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-fm99-990-43das.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-t...96-5-ewq23.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-people-radio.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/sport-...900-03dsad.asx
http://www.thai-radio.com/asx/thai-nationradio-905.asx

generally, you dont have to go through all of this on the n810 - you just got unlucky with these sites

gman1 | # 23 | 2009-05-23, 18:43 | Report

overfloat,
I really appreciate this. You must be really bored lol.

I'm still looking for tools to be able to do this myself from a windoze machine or the n810.

overfloat | # 24 | 2009-05-24, 01:21 | Report

You could try using the VLC plugin for firefox and IE

TA-t3 | # 25 | 2009-05-25, 18:02 | Report

So, gman1, can we conclude that your new N810 is _not_ faulty? We're all much happier when it turns out that new devices aren't broken after all