Thanks sjgadsby, now I have OS2008 I just clicked my original link (http://mediaweb.musicradio.com/playlist.asx?streamid=11) and meadia player opened and played it fine.

Thanks for the help.

sjgadsby, here are the other internet radio links I use a lot. Appreciate it if you can convert for use on the N800 as you did for the WGUL link.

Thanks.

http://wntp.townhall.com/radioplayer/player.aspx

http://920wgka.townhall.com/radioplayer/player.aspx

http://www.streamaudio.com/stations/...ype=&filename=

http://players.eonstreams.com/FastAi...oader=false&PM

http://players.eonstreams.com/FastAi...owLoader=false

Use: mms://a777.l3072826414.c30728.g.lm.a...fp=0002&upos=1

Use: mms://a1641.l3072827591.c30728.g.lm....fp=0002&upos=1

Use: mms://uni4.cox.streamaudio.com/WOKV_...=7&mm=29&ss=26

EDIT: I swear I had working links to the last two streams, but they weren't working in my post here. I'll recheck them.

go to this http://www.listenlive.eu/ I can get a ton of stations to listen to from different countries. Windows media won't be recognized but other formats bring up the media player. I have 20 or more classical music stations from 3 european countries so far.

I would love to be able to listen to CBC radio such feeds found at http://www.cbc.ca/listen/index.html.

Any chance?

Thanks.

920amWGKA is

mms://a1641.l3072827591.c30728.g.lm....fp=0002&upos=1

we're working on a similar problem with sirius satellite radio streams in another thread. Sirius uses an authentication process to generate a unique "token" that is embedded in the url. But it is an asx stream so perhaps this will work...i'll give it a shot.

Sirius would sure be nice, thanks for your effort.

Kgw:
What stream particularly?

For example, CBC Radio One Montreal is
mms://a888.l961736887.c9617.g.lm.aka...eflector:36887

I think all of them should work, just tell what local stream you want to listen.

Unfortunately, due to the authentication process, the sirius ASX file contains no MMS address. It uses the http protocol to stream an ASF file. ASF is a "container" that uses the WMA codec, and has been supported in Maemo since 3.x. So yes, it should work.

Since the URL for each channel changes with each user's browser session, there is no way to create a player application UNLESS we find a media player that can handle ASX directly.

I am going to continue to work on it but I think it is semi-unrelated to this thread, so for those interested I'll post my progress here:

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=13509

Thanks!