Brand New To Live365?

Here's What You Need To Know

Live365.com is a web site featuring hundreds of streaming broadcasts. The majority of these broadcasts are run by regular folks just like you and me - they are called personal broadcasters. Live365 also features many professional broadcasts as well. Classic Christian Rock Radio (CCRR) is a personal broadcast. The CCRR broadcast requires a broadband internet connection, so make sure you have DSL, cable modem, T1, or some other type of high speed connection before you attempt to listen.

To listen to Live365 broadcasts, you will need to open an account with Live365. Don't worry - it's free - and it only takes a minute to sign up. When you click on our listen link for the first time, it will take you to our station page on Live365 and will open a pop-up window instructing you to download Player365 (For Mac and Firefox users, see the information at the bottom of this page). Follow the instructions, and once the player is downloaded, it should start playing automatically. If you have any pop-up blockers enabled, you may have to temporarily disable them. Once Player365 is running, you will find a link in the bottom left corner of the player that allows you to open an account with Live65. Just click on the link and follow the instructions. For other options, see the information listed below.

The pop-up ads you see and commercials you hear while listening are not provided by Classic Christian Rock Radio, but by Live365. CCRR has no control over the content of these ads. If you have concerns regarding any of these ads, please contact Live365. Live365, like any commercial entity, tends to be responsive to feedback from its consumers. Live365 does restrict the types of ads that it inserts into religious broadcasts.

We strongly recommend that you sign up for VIP Membership. Simply click on the link on our home page. VIP Membership costs only $7.95 a month, and with it you get unrestricted listening, no in-stream commercials, and no pop-up ads. As an additional benefit, VIP Memberships help to support CCRR financially - Live365 pays us a small amount based on the number of VIP listening hours each month.

Once you sign up for a Live365 account, make sure you click on the Listen To Radio link on the top menu bar, and then click on the Listen Settings button on the right hand side of the page. On this page you can check several of your listening settings. Make sure you go to the bottom of the page and check the Ad Content Filter section to exclude adult, liquor, and tobacco ads. While these types of ads should not appear in religious broadcasts, you want to make sure you don't get them if you are listening to other stations on Live365.

We hope that you enjoy listening to Classic Christian Rock Radio!

Player365 - Free!
However, you will get audio ads and pop-up ads.

Radio365 - Free with VIP Membership ($7.95 a month). Better interface, no pop-up ads, no in-stream ads, unrestricted listening, and connect without going thru Live365 web site.

VIP Membership - $7.95/month
No pop-up ads, no in-stream ads, unrestricted listening, free Radio365 player, connect without going thru Live365 web site, and helps support Classic Christian Rock Radio financially.

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How do I listen to Live365 using a Mac?

If you are using a Macintosh computer to listen to Live365, you have several player options.

For OS X listeners, we highly recommend using our Radio365 application. This stand-alone application allows you to access Live365 stations quickly and easily with its user-friendly interface.

If you are using an earlier version of the Mac Operating System, or if you prefer a different player, you can use a third-party player like iTunes or any other streaming mp3 player. Set iTunes as your default audio player for Internet music playback in the iTunes Preferences and then set your Live365 Listening Settings to mp3 player.

Listen to Live365 Using Player365 and Firefox

1. Make sure you are using the latest version of FireFox. - Click "Help" on the tool bar and select "Check for Updates" -
If there is an update, install it and re-start FireFox.

2. Click "Tools" on the tool bar and select "Extentions" from the dropdown. - A window will pop up with all of the
extentions that you have installed. - In the lower right hand corner there is a link "Get More Extentions" click it and a
new window (or tab) will open.

3. It will offer you several options, you want to download the "IE Tab" Extention.

4. Once it installs, re-start FireFox.

5. You now have the option of loading the page in an "IE Tab" by right clicking the link.

6. You can set a site, or URL to auto load in an "IE Tab" by clicking the "Tools" drop down on the tool bar and selecting
"IE Tab Options"

7. Click on the "Site Filter" tab in the options box.

8. In the "URL:" window at the bottom type " http://www.live365.com" and click "add"

9. Click "OK"

10. Thats it, all done.

Now when you open a Live365 site, it will open in an "IE Tab" and you will no longer have to run two browsers.

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