[deacon_dj]

General Lighting, you have made my day and also Pastor Betty’s day as well. We loved your final comment on your last post.

Betty just said “No one runs Purgatory better than the American Internal Revenue Service” though I love the comment about the Dutch.

God Bless you and your family my friend and many thanks for all your help.

Deacon Scott and Pastor Betty

P.S. Please tune into our ministry. It is located at http://www.dsl-electronics.com which is my personal webpage.

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[deacon_dj]

Ahhh yes I played around with Tunein and I did find a place to enter your own url and it works!!!!! You guys are awesome!!!!! Thanks again and May God Richly Bless you all 🙂

Deacon Scott

[deacon_dj]

Hello Dr Bunsen. Thanks for the reply. I was playing around with Tunein. Is there a way to enter the stream like in Winamp to listen to the program??? I could not find a way. Wow you guys are awesome. Thanks so much for your input. 🙂

Scott

[deacon_dj]

Excellent General Lighting. Many thanks for your reply. I shall try as you suggested. I thought I might put both codes on my webpage (the html5 and the muses player) but I do not know if it will present a problem. Perhaps your suggestions will work better.

Thanks again my friend,

Deacon Scott 🙂

[deacon_dj]

OK thank you my friends for the response. Dr. Bunsen I went to muses.org and setup their player on my website and it works wonderfully on IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera. I do not have any other browsers to try.

I am having a new issue. I have a few listeners who listen via smartphone and tablet. Using html5 I was able to provide streaming audio for them but I would not have audio for IE, Safari and Opera.

It is wonderful to have all the browsers working. Is there a solution for the smartphone and tablet streaming???

Again many thanks for the info about muses.org IT WAS PERFECT!!!!! 🙂

Thanks,

Deacon

[deacon_dj]

Hello Dr. Bunsen, I am extremely excited to see your player as well as the player working very well with all types of browsers.

I host an internet radio program using shoutcast with an ip address : port. Is there any way I can use your player to stream my broadcast on my webpage?

I have attempted html5 and cannot make it work with IE or safari type browsers, but it works fine on chrome and firefox.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW This is a Christian internet radio program that I have been hosting for the past 8 years.

Thanks again!!!

Deacon Scott
Myrtle Beach, SC

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