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Posted by hj on March 8, 2006, 8:12 pm, in reply to "Re: 404 error" http://www.MusicLivesOnline.com
The new SpinAmp beta (#3) is now available on the front page:
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: On my home computer which is a WinXP Pro machine, I get
: the 404 errors on almost every channel sometimes instead of
: a 404 I get a http 1.1 Object not found. Sometimes I get a
: popup that says something about an enty point not found.
: None the less without hcanging the host file at home, I was
: able to get channels working with paitients and having
: spinamp make allot of retries.
: At work I on my Windows 2K machine, I wasnt so lucky.
: So what I did was try your host trick. I logged in to the
: machine in safe mode, added the line as you said initialy
: to winnt/system32...../hosts and rebooted back to normal.
: At 1st it didn't do a thing. But after playing around with
: Spinamp, what I did was tell Spinamp to fo to the High
: Quality non advert mode and the back to normal. Something
: must have updated then because now after only a few 404 or
: 1.1 errors, just like at home, my work machine now hits and
: the music eventualy buffers and stays.
: Now aparently ai am not the only one experiencing this,
: This needs to be addressed for maybe a future btea release
: as a fix? Maybe make a built in option to hcnage the stream
: IP as AOL does? Just ideas. For right now uyntill a
: perminant fix is found, I am ok with a stream starting
: every few times after a 404, because I am used to that by
: nmow. As long as it eventualy buffers and starts.
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: Several.
: uvox://64.236.34.129:5190/stream/13000
: uvox://64.236.34.200/stream/13003
: uvox://64.236.34.129:5190/stream/13053
: To name a few.
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: The hosts trick will work, the station is probably just on
: a
: different server. Which station are you having trouble
: with? I'll give you the entry for your hosts file.
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: I'm getting the 404 error on some station too, and your
: hosts
: trick doesn't help. Maybe all the different slots are down
: except for 51?
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: Looks like the slot21 stream is down. Put the line below
: into your HOSTS file (no extension). The HOSTS file is
: usually located here:
: "C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\HOSTS"
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: 64.236.34.8 uvox1-mtc-slot2l.stream.aol.com
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: p.s. That ip is the slot51 stream, also known as:
: uvox1-nye-slot5l.stream.aol.com
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