Thanks Leo.

Again, Streamtuner is what I was needing, and what a found right after posting that question weeks ago (not that everyone does or should read everything in their inboxes).

If you are using RPM's, the Streamtuner and Streamripper (required package) RPM's are easily Google-found. Actually, it was the last thing I installed and used before dumping SUSE in favor of a Mepis desktop.

Streamripper is installed by default in Mepis, so all I needed to do is "apt-get install streamtuner", and I had instant access to hundreds of streams.

Like, RadioPower.org progressive talk from the Shoutcast directory. (I am now OT). I catch Thom Hartman there, who is a breath of fresh air in a world of "2+2=5" reactionary right-wing media propaganda. He is probably considered to be liberal, but I find him to be delightfully moderate. Anyway, it beats listening to Imus "grunt" into his microphone.

Rick

Leo Mauler wrote:

I've not found a "manage RealPlayer links" app or site, just using Bookmarks in Mozilla to keep track of them. Yes its kludgy and two applications, but it works reasonably well.

--- "Richard A. Franklin"

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Just starting to listen to live radio using RealPlayer 10.0.2.608 w/ SuSE 9.2 (thanks to SuSE for the free 9.2 DVD ISO).

Any recommendations for free Web sites and/or Linux tools for selecting stations and managing addresses for favorites? Have tried saving links to connections under "favorites" with RealPlayer, but I often get error messages indicating a possibly outdated or inaccurate link when I try to return to a saved station ... sometimes I can retrieve a live stream, sometimes not.

Rick

And I always thought: the very simplest words Must be enough. When I say what things are like Everyone's heart must be torn to shreds. That you'll go down if you don't stand up for yourself Surely you see that.

-- Bertolt Brecht

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