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CLASSIC99.com Streaming Listener FAQs:
Q: My computer won't play the CLASSIC99.com Internet
audio stream or the audio quality is poor, what is wrong and how can I fix it?
A: Connection and/or audio quality problems generally fall
into one of several categories -- problems with the listener's connection to
the Internet, problems with the listener's PC, and/or problems with the
listener's Macintosh. Each of these is addressed below.
Q: I can't listen to the CLASSIC99.com Internet audio
stream and I think the problem might involve my Internet connection, what can I
do?
A: The CLASSIC99.com Internet audio stream is encoded in
stereo at 48 kbps. Internet connections that do not have an uninterrupted 48
kbps or greater capacity will produce a choppy audio connection that frequently
stops and restarts. This will be the case for many dial-up Internet connections
which can have a connection speed of less than the required 48 kbps. The
solution to this problem involves increasing the speed/capacity of the Internet
connection to something greater than 48 kbps.
Q: I'm
having a problem listening to the CLASSIC99.com Internet audio stream on my
computer, what can I do?
A: The CLASSIC99.com Internet audio
stream is encoded in a format that must be decoded and played with Adobe Flash.
You may download flash for free by visiting
get.adobe.com/flashplayer
Q: I
have Flash installed and I am still unable to listen, why is that?
A: The stream may take a few quick moments to buffer before playing.
If you are still unable to hear the stream, please ensure your sound is
adjusted (on your computer and within the flash player).
Check to see if Flash is
installed properly on your computer |
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