Streaming Help

Windows Operating System: Windows Media Player 9.x and Windows Media Player 7.x. Some users are able to get the audio streams properly with Windows Media Player 6.4, while others are not. We cannot guarantee compatibility with 6.4.
Macintosh: Windows Media Player for Macintosh requires the latest versions of both Internet Explorer for Macintosh for your OS, and the latest version of Windows Media Player for Macintosh.

Player Links:

Windows Media Player Download

Windows Media Player 9 for Macintosh OS X - for use with Power PC Processors

Flip 4 Mac - for use with Intel Processors.

IF ALL ELSE FAILS, WE DO KNOW THAT OUR STREAM WILL WORK ON ALL COMPUTERS USING THE VLC PLAYER. WHEN YOU WISH TO LISTEN TO US, OPEN VLC PLAYER WITH THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS AND YOU SHOULD HEAR OUR STREAM (JUST AS LONG AS YOUR WORKPLACE ISN'T BLOCKING STREAMING TRAFFIC!)

Download VLC player here

Enter this address into VLC: mms://wmedia02.grantbroadcasters.com.au/2ec

Microsoft Windows Media Player for Windows XP Home Edition

Microsoft Windows Media Player for Windows XP Professional

1. On the Tools menu, click Options .
2. On the Network tab, make sure that the appropriate check boxes are selected (Multicast, TCP, and HTTP).

Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in these Microsoft products.

For example, before you are able to listen to a file on the Internet,your media playerdownloads a portion of the file into its buffer and then starts to play it. This type of buffering is called preroll. This lets your media player begin playing the file from data already stored in the buffer while it downloads the rest of the file.

If you are having problems with continuous buffering, or are stuck connecting to media when trying to listen online, then you may need to adjust your HTTP and TCP transport methods in your Windows Media Player.

Please follow these directions very carefully so you don't inadvertently change a setting that will affect the usefulness of your player.

This change will not affect the performance of any other media that you may want to play. Once this change is complete, you will not have to repeat this process to listen online.

To change the transport method in your Windows Media Player:

1. Double Click on your Windows Media Player Icon to launch it.
2. Click the word 'Tools' in the top toolbar of the player.
3. Click the word 'Options' from the drop-down menu.
4. Click the 'Network' tab in the Options window.
5. In the protocols section you want to make sure that ONLY the HTTP and TCP boxes are selected. Deselect the others if they are selected and do not change the Proxy settings.
6. Click the 'Apply' button at the bottom of the Window.
7. Click 'OK' in that Window to close it, and then click 'OK' again in the Options window to close that too.
8. The change in transport types is now complete.

When the change is complete, return to the website that you were experiencing the problem to verify that the change was effective.