Jonnie many of us here use VLC player. It is free, just click the link to download. Your station works great, I am listening to it with John Coltraine playing "One down one up" as I write this with no problems. I use it for all my internet radio listening

To paste Album Art, right click the grey icon, a dropdown will have the selection "Paste Album Art" *note, you'll have to have the album art or photo to be on your clipboard to have "paste album art" to show. Which means you'll have to copy the album art photo from somewhere. In my music folder there is some album art, but not all songs come with the album art photo in the song tag. Rip means that it will save the burn info in C:\Documents and Settings\Your Name\My Documents\My Music, or the folder of your choice. Rip will also burn if there is a cd inserted. Burn means it will burn straight away with a cd inserted, basically the same thing except Rip saves the info to a folder, possibly to burn at another time. There is a way to organize all your music by genre, year, rating, artist, ect. I used to have the library organized on the older WMP9 & 10, but don't have the time now to figure it out. I just play the songs and they are saved in the library in alphabetical order.

First I did a restore to remove two updates the evening of September 7, 8:36/8:38. The restore appeared to be successful, but the problem continues. So I restored back about one week and the restore terminated in "...did not complete successfully... system files and settings not changed" It went on to suggest I "temporarily disable anti-virus software" I couldn't find any way to disable Avira AntiVirus. But, I decided to try to view a picture form the desk-top, it worked this time, so I tried a video clip and it too now works. These were the two problems I noted ... go figure. Given I have removed several Microsoft updates, should I now go back to Microsoft and ask for a "Check of Updates"?

It's not on a site. The video was taken with the computerized microscope named Digital Blue. (It's a "toy" scope for kids but big kids like to play, too.) The files played on the original computer when I used the Digital Blue software. I exported the files from the Digital Blue folder then, once exported, copied to my thunb drive so that I could transfer to my computer. As I said, they won't play on my computers (both Vista) even though they both play avi files from other sources. I also tried to convert to another format via zamzar but received error message unable to convert. (Sorry, I don't recall precise wording. Could try again if it's important.)