BillG wrote: 
The regular site players still don't work for me, but the new beta website/player does!

 BillG wrote: 
This has been an ongoing problem for quite some time, so Chrome gets rebooted each morning when I turn the computer on.  Since the mp3 stream works, my workaround will be to just change the bookmark to the mp3 stream instead of the website.  I may try uninstalling Chrome when I get a chance and see if a fresh install makes any difference too.

 waltwarren wrote: 
Hmmm...  Have you restarted Chrome lately?  I'd try that as the next step, followed by a full reboot if that doesn't work.

 waltwarren wrote: 
Latest weirdness update:  I've discovered that when I try to play through the web player, I only get sound with "play something different."  When I switch back to the main feed, playback stops.  Switch back to PSD and it starts playing again.

 BillG wrote: 
Yes, I'm on a work network and I'm sure there's a firewall, but to my knowledge there are no filters restricting sites.  And that URL played in Chrome for a few minutes and then lost connection and has been trying to reconnect for a few minutes.  The other streaming links all play OK through VLC, so that's how I've been listening lately.  Just checked, and the MP3 direct stream link plays in Chrome.

 waltwarren wrote: 
Are you on a work network (with a firewall)?

What happens if you open this URL in Chrome:  http://stream-tx3.radioparadise.com/ogg-96

If not, on the Icecast site, can you hear other stations using Ogg Vorbis streaming?

 waltwarren wrote: 
On a guest user profile in Chrome with no extensions, it still won't work.  I saw at the bottom of the radio paradise website that it was powered by Icecast, so I went to their site.  Radio Paradise won't stream from there either, and confirmed that no streaming ever starts, it's not just that I can't hear it.  Other Icecast stations I tried at random will work.

 waltwarren wrote: 
At one point my Chrome browser at work got somehow "reset", and I had to re-add Radio Paradise as an exception under the "Manage Plugins" subhead, under "Content Settings".  You may have already tried that route but I figured I'd toss that suggestion out there just in case.  Most other audio sites do not require a plug-in 'permission' to work in Chrome, but RP might.

 waltwarren wrote: 
I don't think it's that I just can't hear it.  I don't think it's streaming at all.  I installed the Radio Paradise Chrome app and after clicking the play button, it shows the pause button for a couple of seconds and then switches back to the play button.  Two computers, same thing on both.  I don't think it's able to make the connection for some reason.

I'll try turning off all extensions and see if maybe one of them is blocking it since both computers are using the same Chrome profile, they have the same set of extensions.

 BillG wrote: 
Yep, Pandora, Youtube, Plex and others play fine.

 waltwarren wrote: 
Hmmm...  I have no idea. Do other audio sites (YouTube, for instance) work OK in Chrome?

For months, I've not been able to get Radio Paradise to play using any of the various methods from Google Chrome on Windows 7.  I've tried the web player at the website, the popup player, and the Google Chrome extension player.  If they're streaming at all, I can't hear anything from them.

It plays fine using IE or Firefox on the same computer.  Any suggestions of what might be preventing Chrome from working with it?