If you're having trouble getting The House's live audio to work on your computer,
check out these tips. There's also a form you can fill out at the bottom
if you'd like to ask a question. Thanks!
Sometimes the problem can be the speakers or sound card of your computer and not necessarily the House
audio stream. Please
click here (.mp3 - faster test)
or
click here (.wav - if you can't play mp3's) for a 10
second audio test. If you do not hear it, please check that your speakers are plugged in and turned on.
Note: Starting the stream using the "Playlist File" will open the strea on your computer's default media player program.
If you are listening on a Macintosh, please click the link below to listen to our stream in iTunes.
If it does not open up automatically, open iTunes, Click Advanced in the menu, then click Open Audio
Stream. Copy the link below and paste it into the box in iTunes.
Copy this url for My Praise FM :
itms://klvv02.streamguys.us/listen.pls
Sometimes Windows Media Player may not work for various reasons. You could be behind a corporate
firewall and they have streaming blocked. Or, maybe they just have our stream blocked. You
can ask your network administrators if they have blocked our stream. Sometimes the problem can
be resolved by doing one or both of the following tips.
Open Windows Media Player. On the menu click Tools then Options. A box will open.
On the Player tab toward the bottom check "Connect to the Internet". Then click OK.
Close windows media player and go to the House site and try to listen.
If that doesn't work, open Windows Media Player again and go to Tools and Options again and click on
the Network tab. Uncheck the box that says UDP. Click OK and close Windows Media Player.
Go back to the House and try again to listen.
The House's audio is available on the Real Audio Player using our MP3 stream above.
(It will play in whatever MP3 player you have ie: Real Player, Winamp, etc...)
The House's web site is optimized for Microsoft Internet Explorer and the streaming audio uses the
Microsoft Windows Media Player. Unfortunately, Netscape browsers will not automatically launch
our stream. If you have a problem with the tuner using Netscape, please try option two or three
mentioned above in "Ways to listen."
The faster your computer is and the faster your Internet connection, the
better the audio will sound. Just like the difference from a small
transistor radio to your home stereo, what you're playing it on can make
a big difference. Opening other applications or visiting other web sites
at the same time the audio is playing can make a difference as well. Plus
there are times that the network is very busy and everyone's connection
will be affected.
When you first sign in, Windows Media Player will store a certain amount of
the audio into the memory before it starts to play to give a smooth sound.
This is common and it is not terribly uncommon for the stream to stop from
time to time and Windows Media Player to buffer while listening.
If audio stops for an extended time or gets stuck buffering, you may find
that closing the Windows Media Player and starting over is helpful.
If you have more questions, please fill out this form and we'll get back to
you as soon as we can. We will do you best to help or lead you in the right
direction. The more information you can give us, the more we might be able to help you with.
We respect your privacy and will not rent or sell any of your information.
In accordance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act,
you must be 13 years of age or older to participate on this page of the website.