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hippoface
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HI All
I just tried logging onto the Planet Rock Website to listen.
http://www.planetrock.com/
when I try to listen live I get HTTP/1.1 New Application Failed.
last time I used the site all was fine
Jeff
CHILDREN OF TOMORROW LIVE IN THE TEARS THAT FALL TODAY Edited by hippoface on 04/01/2004 20:42 (server time).
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ourstanley
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Look here. lol  Rolly smiley makes a comeback.
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hippoface
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Cheers Our Stanley
printed article out will sort it out later.
funny it's never happen before.
thats the internet for you
Jeff
CHILDREN OF TOMORROW LIVE IN THE TEARS THAT FALL TODAY Edited by hippoface on 04/01/2004 21:10 (server time).
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hippoface
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its me again.
this article it looks like its a problem that i can't sort out
is it not a problem with planet rocks website they'll need to repair.
if i'm being stupid i'm sorry
Jeff
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ourstanley
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I don't know why because I'm not getting the error message when I try the site. I can access all of it.
When I do as it suggests there is no Directory Security tab as shown below. Anybody ?
RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, do the following:
Open the properties of the Default Web Site and choose Directory Security.
Click the Edit button for Authentication.
Click the Edit button for Anonymous and edit the account listed to read "Domain-name\Anonymous."
Disable Password Synchronization.
Manually shut down the MMC to ensure proper writing to the metabase.
Go to a command prompt and issue "net stop iisadmin /y."
At the command prompt, issue "net start w3svc."
Restart the computer.
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hippoface
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hi our stanley
I can access most of it just home and the player bit.
The bit i don't understand is:
RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, do the following:
Open the properties of the Default Web Site and choose Directory Security.
Click the Edit button for Authentication.
Click the Edit button for Anonymous and edit the account listed to read "Domain-name\Anonymous."
Disable Password Synchronization.
Manually shut down the MMC to ensure proper writing to the metabase.
Go to a command prompt and issue "net stop iisadmin /y."
At the command prompt, issue "net start w3svc."
Restart the computer.
Thank You
Jeff
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ourstanley
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Snap I get the same error message this morning. Yes what I couldn't understand. In reply to:
Open the properties of the Default Web Site and choose Directory Security.
I went to properties tab and there was nowhere to go to. ??????
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greysts
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The Microsoft page is a red herring. Look down the bottom of the page and you will see this :-
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0
It is for Administrators who have direct control over servers.
I am currently listening live to Planet Rock so there is nothing wrong with their server. There are 2 places on the site that allow you to listen live. The one at the bottom left that says 'or click here to listen on line' is using a Java script to stream the station so it may be you need to re-load Java from the Sun site. The one at the bottom of the page that says 'Problems connecting to our web stream? Try this' takes you to a different web site and streams a .asx file which opens in WMP9 on my PC. Check which player you have set as default for playing .asx files.
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ourstanley
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I'm back in now Greysts, no error message, everything is fine accessing all. It's better through WMP. Sorry about the duff info hippoface hope you get sorted.
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hippoface
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Hi
thanks Ourstanley and Greysts.
just tried it and logged on no problem at all.
all worked fine
thanks
Jeff
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I've just trued Planet Rock for the first time. Downloaded and played ok through its own player but sound is very "echoey". Tried it through WMP also and that's same. Is this quality normal? I'm using new speakers and sound through them on other radio stations, WMP and MusicMatch is superb. 
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greysts
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I haven't got a high powered setup so it's difficult to say whether it's good or bad. It doesn't sound too echoey but it is R&R so I suppose a lot of the music comes that way anyway.
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