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Why do I get an error when I click on a stream link? 1.) Some streams require Microsoft Explorer and will not work with Firefox or other browsers 2.) Some streams require a media player plug-in such as Windows Media Player or Realplayer 3.) A pop-up blocker or firewall may be blocking the stream connection from being made 4.) The station's server is unavailable or the station's stream link has changed
Why do I only hear silence even though the player says it is connected and streaming? 1.) Some links require 15-30 seconds to connect 2.) Some stations broadcast silence during commercial breaks 3.) Some stations broadcast silence during the shows that they are not licensed to stream
Why do I hear the wrong show playing? 1.) The station’s schedule may have changed. 2.) Local sports programming often pre-empts regularly scheduled programs.
I am accessing the site from outside the United States. Why am I not able to stream certain stations? Some stations only make their streams available to computers that connect through servers based in the United States. If you are located outside of the US and are having problems streaming, it may be because the IP address of your internet provider's server is a non-US address. In order to connect using a US bases IP address you would need to locate a public proxy server and then configure your browser to connect using that server instead of your internet provider's server. Public servers with US based IP addresses can be found at sites such as www.publicproxyservers.com. After locating a public proxy server IP address, you would then need to configure your browser to use one of these proxy servers under Tools-> Options-> Connections-> Lan Settings-> Use Proxy Server. This will allow your computer can connect to the stream using a US based IP address. However, public proxy servers go offline frequently and are slow due to being overloaded. Streamhog is considering providing a private, US based proxy server for our international customers if interest is high enough. If you would be interested in such a server, please send an email to us at proxyinterest@streamhog.com.

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Internet Radio : How many radio stations stream talk radio on the internet?

The FCC lists over 13,000 registered US radio stations and many of these stations stream their broadcast 24 hour a day. Most nationally syndicated talk radio shows such as Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Dr Laura, Michael Savage, Tom Joyner, Dennis Miller, and Neal Boortz are streamed live on the internet. Because radio stations operate in different time zones, some radio stations shift the broadcast time of these radio talk shows. Streamhog has compiled a database of these free online radio stations and their broadcast schedules so that internet radio listeners can hear to their favorite talk radio shows at different times during the day.

Chicago radio stations, Atlanta radio stations, New York radio stations, Los Angeles radio stations, and stations in other large markets all offer free internet streaming of their broadcasts. Many smaller market stations also stream talk radio.

What is the Streamhog Talk Radio Recorder?

The streamhog talk radio recorder is a free application which can be downloaded be pressing the record button located on the radio faceplace at the top of this page. The recorder allows talk radio listeners to easily record the streaming broadcasts of their favorite talk radio shows so that can listen to the show at anytime. Listeners who work during the day and are force to miss there favorite shows will find the recorder particularly useful.

So whether you want to hear the no nonsense advice of Dr Laura, or you're a dittohead and want to listen to Rush Limbaugh, or you can't wait to hear what controversy Michael Savage will start next, or you think that Sean Hannity is a great American, you can listen to them all streamed free online on stations like New York radio station WABC or Chicago radio station WGN or Atlanta radio station WSB or Los Angeles radio station KFI.

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