Network Error

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RadTam
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Network Error

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I have set up steamcast on a local machine and it works perfect. I can stream to it. i can listen back to it via the hostname and port number. But if i try and use a radio player online it doesn't connect or shows a network error

Please help

Thanks Ben

this is the player i was currently trying

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<!-- BEGINS: AUTO-GENERATED MUSES RADIO PLAYER CODE -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://hosted.muses.org/mrp.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
MRP.insert({
'url':'http://80.229.137.248:8000/tamworthwebsite',
'codec':'mp3',
'volume':100,
'autoplay':false,
'buffering':1,
'title':'Radio Tamworth',
'wmode':'transparent',
'skin':'e76',
'width':130,
'height':75
});
</script>
<!-- ENDS: AUTO-GENERATED MUSES RADIO PLAYER CODE -->
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Max
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Re: Network Error

Post by Max »

It works when I try to "generate code" for your player on the https://www.muses.org/setup website.

If you are attempting to listen to it from within the same network it can be due to a setting in your router like this one.

https://www.linksys.com/us/support-arti ... Num=139030
RadTam
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Re: Network Error

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I have a Draytek vigor 2752 and i I've tried the firewall settings to allow everything to pass through to that machine
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Re: Network Error

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Which browser and OS are you trying to listen on?
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RadTam
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Re: Network Error

Post by RadTam »

I found out what the problem was i was originally trying to listen to it using google chrome. After an hour of headbutting my computer i thought i would check it on firefox and bang it worked. so after a little bit of research, it turns out that google chrome is blocking what it thinks in insecure content when your on a site with ssl. to get around it for testing, i right clicked on the padlock and allowed insecure content on the site and it worked in google chrome
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Re: Network Error

Post by stationx »

Google Chrome has decided to block "non secure content" on "secured websites" by default now. It's another thing to watch out out for when posting code to your page.
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