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Originally posted by joinT yea, but you can setup your player to stream through HTTP - which they must have available if you can surf. open IE tools -> internet options connections tab -> LAN settings - if it's a script ("use automatic configuration script") then really need to download the script and look at the code - if you have a proxy listed under "proxy server" copy down the info www.proxyname.com and port # WMP tools -> internet options network tab uncheck from every protocol (Multicast, UDP, TCP) EXCEPT for HTTP uncheck use ports "" to receive data configure -> select "use the following proxy server" and add the address/port RealPlayer (basic v.8) new versions are similar in setup view -> preferences proxy tab uncheck both PNA and RTSP proxy select "manually configure HTTP proxy" and add the address/port i've got both streaming fine behind our very tight-ass proxy

thats all fine and dandy if they arent monitoring bandwith usage like here! they dont really care if you surf..but just dont go boggin down their network...so streaming is a no no here.

but i do just bring all my own tunes so its good. the only thing i can get away with is the Radio1 streams cause they are such low quality. but they buffer too much anyways.

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- if it's a script ("use automatic configuration script") then really need to download the script and look at the code

Got the proxy.pac file, what am I looking for?

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uncheck use ports "" to receive data

Option is disabled but grayed out

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configure -> select "use the following proxy server" and add the address/port

Which addy/port?

Thanks for the help, btw

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Originally posted by Orko thats all fine and dandy if they arent monitoring bandwith usage like here! they dont really care if you surf..but just dont go boggin down their network...so streaming is a no no here. but i do just bring all my own tunes so its good. the only thing i can get away with is the Radio1 streams cause they are such low quality. but they buffer too much anyways.

listen to BBC radio 1 or WMP 32kb/s DI.fm - both low bandwidth requirements.. nowhere close to the 192kb/s streams from DI.fm or others.

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Originally posted by zokissima Got the proxy.pac file, what am I looking for? Option is disabled but grayed out Which addy/port? Thanks for the help, btw

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so they are using a script.. you need to find the address/port for the HTTP proxy.
look for addresses that have a colon: after them and ports that could be HTTP (80, 8080, 80XX)
you can also email it to tristan [at] natsirtm [dot] com and I'll have a look.

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that's fine

3. the addy/port we find in the script

yeah ive been listening to Tongs show for the last 4 years or so.

its awsome. the guy really know how to get you going for the weekend!

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so they are using a script.. you need to find the address/port for the HTTP proxy. look for addresses that have a colon: after them and ports that could be HTTP (80, 8080, 80XX) you can also email it to tristan [at] natsirtm [dot] com and I'll have a look.

Something like this:
return "PROXY vbinprst11:8080";
That's the only instance of addy with a colon that I see. Everything else is IP addys.

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Originally posted by zokissima Something like this: return "PROXY vbinprst11:8080"; That's the only instance of addy with a colon that I see. Everything else is IP addys.

k, need to figure out the IP/URL for vbinprst11
where do you work?

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where do you work?

Sears IT

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Originally posted by zokissima Sears IT

did you mail it to me?
tristan [at] natsirtm [dot] com

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Originally posted by zokissima Sears IT

I had a buddy working there actually I still DO have a buddy working there doing coop

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did you mail it to me?

No, I didn't. You're not gonna do anything to get me fired, are you?

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I had a buddy working there actually I still DO have a buddy working there doing coop

Who is it?