Rome Braves Baseball Club, Rome
romebraves.comThe Rome Braves, class "A" affiliate of the Atlanta Braves use Exterra Networks for web site support and webcast solutions.
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Exterra Networks Webcast Support
In order to listen to Exterra Networks webcasts, select the operating system that most closely matches what you are using:
Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista or 7 | Linux/FreeBSD | MacOS | Windows Mobile | Palm OS | Blackberry | iPhone/iPod/iPad
How Our Webcasts Work
Our webcast clients provide audio, which is digitized and streamed over the Internet to our servers. When you connect to the webcast, you are connecting through the Internet to our servers which take the one feed from the radio station and make copies of it for each connected user. The entire process looks a bit like the diagram above.
Selecting a format is easy. Just use the following key:
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Icon:
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Format:
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Windows Media Player
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Real Player or Real Player Alternative
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Winamp/Streaming MP3
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Blackberry/M3U format
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Sometimes, behind a company or school firewall, some ports can be blocked which prevents connection from users to the server in order to listen. If this is the case, ask your ISP or employer to open the following ports: 4010, 4020, 4030, 4040, 4050, 4303, and 8000.
If you still are having trouble after reading this page, please contact us for help in resolving your issue.
Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista and 7 (Windows Media, Real Player and Streaming MP3 supported)
- Requirements:
- Windows Media Player 9 or later (version 11 recommended),
- Real Player, Real Player Alternative, or
- Winamp MP3 Player
Linux/FreeBSD (Streaming MP3 supported)
- Requirements:
- XMMS
MacOS X and later (Streaming MP3 supported)
- Requirements:
- VLC Media Player
Windows Mobile 5.x and 6.x (Windows Media* and Streaming MP3 Supported)
- Requirements:
- TCPMP Player (direct download for PocketPC and SmartPhone)
PalmOS (Windows Media* and Streaming MP3 Supported)
- Requirements:
- Streaming MP3 capable player such as Pocket Tunes (http://www.pocket-tunes.com/) or for older legacy Palm devices, TCPMP Player (direct download for PalmOS)
* TCPMP Player must be set as the default player for .asx files in order for Windows Media format to function on mobile devices.
Blackberry (Blackberry/M3U Format Supported)
- Requirements:
- Application capable of playing MP3 streaming media or streaming media called from within an M3U file. Radiobee (http://www.radiobee.com/) recommended.
iPhone/iPod/iPad (Streaming MP3 Supported)
- Requirements:
- iRadio application should be acquired from the App Store and installed on your iDevice. Once installed, the Winamp/Streaming MP3 link should work fine.
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- 8/29/2008:
- Rome High Football coverage begins on Friday, September 5th on WATG TheRidge 95.7FM and Exterra Networks
- Pepperell Football coverage begins on RomeNewswire/WSRM and Exterra Networks
- Darlington High Football coverage begins on TalkRadio WLAQ 1410AM and Exterra Networks
- 8/28/2008:
- Shorter College Football returns on WATG TheRidge 95.7FM and Exterra Networks
- 12/2/2007:
- Exterra Networks adds RSS functionality to the Webcast Schedule
- 12/1/2007:
- Exterra Networks to webcast Berry and Shorter basketball.
- 11/27/2007:
- Exterra Networks web site redesigned with new, more useful content
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