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"Unable to access media, you may not be connected to network"

06-03-2002 5:18pm

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PiE

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"Unable to access media, you may not be connected to network"

I keep getting that error in Windows Media Player whenever I try to listen to a audio stream.

I've no firewall up, no proxy, what else could be causing it? [Reply quick please, I wanna listen to Liverpool v Newcastle match at 8pm :]

Thanks in advance...

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#2 06-03-2002 6:08pm

MiCr0

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v.odd
we get that when there is a f/w in the way
try download ultraplayer and see if that works.
have you the most recent codecs?

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#3 06-03-2002 6:43pm

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Ah cheers, Ultra Player is working (on PhantomFM Webcast, and thats the same format as the match commentary).

ta vry much :]

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#4 06-03-2002 7:00pm

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we use it in work to listen to phantom too :-)
u sure u don't work here???

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