help with norton/mcafee firewall please

[tezz7628]

can i very calmly ask this question please

does any body else have this

am trying to get the radio stations and i think its stopping me

can get radio 1 and certain others but am trying for k92 fm orlando

i wonder if its also stopping me searching on the forum???

[huckleberry house]

If you have a pop up blocker on you wont be able to open the radio station to listen live. Press your control button when opting for live radio and keep it depressed for a while and it should load okay.

Lesley

[tezz7628]

thanks

tried it but all i get is the option to send to a friend otherwise a small black screen

[wilfy]

Tezz,
it sounds like you are missing the plugin to allow you to listen to that station.

[tezz7628]

ok

have turned off ad protection completely and still didnt get connected till as you say lesley i hit ctrl button

am listening to it now , but what kind of problems am i going to get with ad protection off

i thought it was possible to turn ads on and off per individual sites

just checking as well

but it keeps going dead every now and then i presume thats there end

you've just saved it being chucked thru a top floor window thanks everybody

feeling calmer now, dont know if its winning over this new fangled thing or that florida station

[chrisj]

Not that I know that much but you should be able to allow individual sites

[blott]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:but it keeps going dead every now and then i presume thats there end[/quote]It's probably buffering the next lot of stream for you Tezz. It depends on your internet connection how long the spaces are in between as it should buffer continuously.

[Sputnick]

On your web browser go to TOOLS, then Internet options, click on security tab then Trusted sites, then Sites. If you then enter the web site address, (you can copy and paste) this should let you view that site or any other that you trust and have entered.
Regards
Bryan

[Jill]

Do you use AOL? If so that is the problem we have to shrink AOL and listen via Internet Explorer.

[Ray&Sarah]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Sputnick
On your web browser go to TOOLS, then Internet options, click on security tab then Trusted sites, then Sites. If you then enter the web site address, (you can copy and paste) this should let you view that site or any other that you trust and have entered.
Regards
Bryan
[/quote]

We have the same problem as Tezz and just tried this Bryan, but it came up with must be https.[msncry]
Turning the pop-up stoppers off didn't work either.