2GB.com - Cannot Listen To Streaming Radio anymore

[Dasha]

Originally Posted by Stream Ripper

Can you give a website so we can check this out?

Thanks!

Thanks for following Up But I solved the problem with Freecorder 4 a Free Program for Windows I downloaded that is just brilliant. I simply record from the Popup streams and then put the Recordings onto my MP3 to listen to in the Truck or Car'. you may be able to use this URL anyway they Australian Talkback stations Mainly! Hope it helps

2UE Sydney
"http://www.2ue.com.au/displayPopUpPlayerAction.action?url=http://streaming.mytalk.com.au/2ue"

[Dasha]

Originally Posted by Macca2770

Hi

Anyone know how to listen to 2GB (Sydney) on the net - I have a Mac computer. Cannot use Windows Media or Real Time - I have Quicktime on my computer. Just checked Real Time needs Windows operating systems

If anyone out there can help - it would be great as I really miss this radio station - I think Newcastle is just not in the station's range.

Thank you

Just go to http://2gb.com/

and then Click on "Listen Now" it will give you a choice of which Player to use. You can download WMP, Itunes or Real player to play it. Just make the one of your Choice the Default Media Player

Originally Posted by Dasha

Thanks for following Up But I solved the problem with Freecorder 4 a Free Program for Windows I downloaded that is just brilliant. I simply record from the Popup streams and then put the Recordings onto my MP3 to listen to in the Truck or Car'. you may be able to use this URL anyway they Australian Talkback stations Mainly! Hope it helps

2UE Sydney
"http://www.2ue.com.au/displayPopUpPlayerAction.action?url=http://streaming.mytalk.com.au/2ue"

You can also use WM Recorder, freeware WebVideoCap or freeware GetASFStream to download/capture Windows Media streams. The above mentioned programs can download/capture multiple streams simultaneously. And you can use your sound card while they download or capture audio and video streams.

The only problem is that if you need MP3 files, then you will need to convert Windows Media .ASF, .WMA files into MP3 format.


Also note that if you record music, you may want to try Replay Music. The program allows you to split and tag songs automatically.