Garry

You are logged in on Friday and Saturdays?

Foxfire or Internet Exploder?
If Foxfire, you installed that silly patch on the Player page?

and I don't mean to sound sarcastic, but you did push the play button? you'd be surprised how many times I don't, and start saying bad words. The player doesn't autoplay in Foxfire.

d'kid

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Karl-
Yes, I'm a NHRA member, logged-in to NHRA.com and I'm running IE 7. I've clicked the play button a couple hundred times. I've tried right-clicking, left-clicking, swearing out loud... you name it.

Youngest just suggested that you check and install most updated version of Windows Media Player.

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Cussing usually don't help, but did you try clearing the cookies?

K'dubs, my resident 'puter guru, suggested that you load the latest version of media player.

I have found, since I've started using Firefox, I don't have a 1/10th of the issues using any on line media. I will say, the help page on the audiocast page has a lot of answers. The webcast does not support real player or quicktime.

good luck, but right now I'd reload media player, and let it set the default file associations.

and like Jenn said, clean your cookies.

d'kid

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I just cleared all cookies and re-downloaded the latest version of media player. Crossing fingers...

Thanks both of you for your help!
-Garry

...Back to cussing...

need help Garry?

Yes. I have no clue what to do next. I can open Windows Media Player, click on a song in my playlist, and hear it just fine. I just am not getting anything out of the NHRA audiocast.

IE7? if running any anti-virus or firewall... temp disable to see if thats the prob

No help. I also looked at my IE security settings and guessed at what to enable. Restarted IE... still no go.

Still getting am error? Windows XP?

Windows XP Home Edition.

I never got an error message before, unless I right-clicked on the screen and selected "error details". Nothing automatically pops up, or anything like that. When I click on error details, I still get the same code I got earlier.

Alright, I have to bail for now- I'm wasting my Sunday fighting with the audiocast. I appreciate your help. If you have more suggestions, I'll give them a shot later.
Thanks
-Garry