Itunes 7.7.1 & radio streams

[bud45]

Ever since I upgraded to itunes 7.7.1, I cannot get some of my radio stations to connect. I get the "getting playlist" popup then nothing. I am running osx 10.3.9. Anyone else? Or does anyone have a fix for this?


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[project]

I’m baffled as well, and need some clarification. I can’t seem to listen to any of my favourite radio streams on iTunes anymore without them buffering constantly - or dropping out for good. I seem to recall that when I got the MacBook in May/07, I was thoroughly enjoying listening to the streams without connection issues. Then a couple of updates (7.6, 7.7), and nothing but hassles and buffering.
I’ll get a station clean for between 2-6 minutes, then cut-out. Even shorter, sometimes.
I’ve tried everything . . . changing buffer speed to small in preferences, trying 32-192 kbps, etc. Nothing but frustration. It’s almost like iTunes has created some proxy to discourage you from using the radio links and instead BUY from the store. Stupid. Get rid of the streams if they don’t work.
Do I have a proxy hidden somewhere that I’ve crippled? Thanks in advance for the help. Surely, we're not the only people with these issues.

[Toronto111]

What is driving me nuts is I can't figure out how to tell the OS to open mms: in itunes. it always defaults to Windows Media player.

[gerakliuss]

What is the feature of iTunes? Why not only download music?
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[jai29]

i hope somebody out here has an answer to that, too, because I am kinda having the same problem here. It's driving me nuts, I want to listen to music asap.