The links include the
suffix /listen.pls on them. The problem is that some PCs are set
up to recognize that .pls file type and some are not. Here's how
to get your PC to recognize the .pls file type and how to get it
to open Winamp and tune in to our broadcasts...
1. In Windows, open My Computer
2. In My Computer, click "Tools" at the top then choose
"Folder Options..."
3. Click the "File Types" tab at the top
This new popup is a list of all the file
types your unique computer is set up to recognize.
4. Browse down the list and look for a
file type named PLS
If PLS does not appear in the list of known
file types (the list is in alphabetical order), follow step 5 below.
If PLS does appear in your list, skip to step 6
5. Create a new file type by clicking the
"New" button beneath the list.
5a. In the new File Extension popup, type PLS as the new "File
Extension" then click OK
6. Highlight the PLS file type in your
list
7. Click the "Change" button below
8. A new "Open With" box appears on your screen. Look
through the list of applications that are in your list. If Winamp
is listed in the "Recommended Programs" list, click that
once to highlight it, then click the OK button to accept that setting.
Congratulations. You have successfully
created the PLS file type on your PC, and the Connection buttons
on our web page should automatically open Winamp and play our broadcast.
If other troubleshooting issues
exist for Windows Media Player, and they are not addressed here,
please let us know and we will add solutions in this space. If you
wish to author the troubleshooter, we will happily give you credit
on this page for your help.
