Re: real player question

[John Miller]

Well, my firewall is in my router so it can't pop up and tell me, but I know 
what you mean, I had zone alarm before the router and that worked.  I don't 
know about my security settings though because I was set the same while on 
vacation when it did work, as I am here where it doesn't. I suspect the 
firewall in my linksys router, unless Comcast has something blocking that 
out though I did upgrade to SP2 and don't know if that might have something 
to do with it since I did get that the day I got back from my vacation last 
month but I can't find any settings that I could think of doing that, thanks 
for the suggestions though I'm thinking a little more now. Maybe I'll come 
up with something else to try though I've tried all I can think of so far.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry Naessens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: real player question


I wonder if your internet security settings are set to forbid the sort of 
stream that you're trying to activate. I'm not sure how your firewall 
works, but if mine has an issue with something it offers me the chance to 
ignore its warning and go ahead with the action in question. I'm also 
wondering if you have XP and have taken advantage of their latest upgrade. 
Ever since I've done that a warning pops up with certain internet audio 
feeds. When it does, I simply tab twice to "open" and press enter.

Larry

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