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YouTube operates well and will play music with my copy of Firefox and Ubuntu. However when I go to the www.cbcmusic.ca sight it will not play the music. Seems as if the sight is blocked.
Distribution: openSUSE, Raspbian, Slackware. Previous: MacOS, Red Hat, Coherent, Consensys SVR4.2, Tru64, Solaris
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Originally Posted by pan64
this is what I found:
It took me a few days to get over that "Fuzzy & Groovy" ('60s/'70s blues rock and psychedelia) was no longer accessible to U.S. listeners. (Thanks a pile music industry lawyers.) In fact, most, if not all, of the Radionomy-hosted sites are now off limits to American listeners.
If you like an eclectic mix of music, I suggest "Radio Paradise". It works fine with Audacious and probably other Linux music players. Audacious includes listings for a metric ton of international music sites. Definitely worth spending a little time perusing what's out there.
I played several songs from that site with no problems. In firefox, have you gone to Edit, Preferences and clicked the check box next to "Play DRM-Controlled-Content? Not sure that is the problem but songs play for me with firefox 65,
I played several songs from that site with no problems. In firefox, have you gone to Edit, Preferences and clicked the check box next to "Play DRM-Controlled-Content? Not sure that is the problem but songs play for me with firefox 65,
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