Click on the icon of the player you want to listen to CHRW on and it should open
(if you have problems, look below for some tips)

iTunes

Windows Media Player

Winamp

Player Questions

If iTunes is NOT your default player but you wish  to listen via iTunes:
1.Open iTunes
2. Go to Advanced, then Open Streams
3. Copy and paste this URL http://chrwradio.com:8000/stream.mp3 into the box or this URL http://chrwradio.com/playlist/stream.m3u and click OK

If Winamp is NOT your default player but you wish to listen via Winamp:
1. Open Winamp
2. Right click near the top of the player
3. Go to Play, then URL and copy and paste this URL http://chrwradio.com:8000/stream.mp3
in the box and click Open

Buffering Questions

When streaming  files from various websites or radio stations, you may have come across instances where the stream stops for a few seconds (a buffer underrun).   When this happens, the player  must re-buffer, or acquire, more of the stream  from the Internet.   While breaks in Internet access can normally occur, if you notice underruns happening very often, you can configure a player so it buffers more of the stream before playback.  This may cause you to wait a few more seconds before the initial  stream begins, but once the music plays, it is less likely to stop during the broadcast.   If you're doing this at work you may be restricted from being able to make these changes by your IT department - ask one of the friendly ones to help you out.  Here are instructions for common players - if you have a different version you may have to look around but it will similar to these...

If you use iTunes...
1. Open iTunes, choose, "Edit", then "Preference"
2. Choose the "Advanced" tab
3. About half-way down you will see "Streaming Buffer Size", open it and choose "Large"
4. Click "OK".
5. Close iTunes and restart it
6. Restart streaming

If you use Windows Media Player
1. Open Windows Media Player
2. Click on "Tools", then "Options"
3. Choose the "Performance" tab
4. If it's set to "Use default buffering" but its buffering to often, try click the "Buffer" button and putting in "10" seconds of content.
5. Choose "Apply" and "OK"
6. Close Windows Media Player and restart it.
7. Restart the stream, if it doesn't improve, try increasing the amount of "content".

If you use Winamp
1. Right-click the Winamp 5 title bar, choosing "Options" - "Preferences".
2. Click "Input" underneath "Plug-ins".
3. Double-click "Nullsoft MPEG Audio Decoder".
4. When the "MPEG audio decoder settings" multi-tabbed dialog box appears, click the "Streaming" tab.
5. Move the "Streaming Prebuffer" slider all the way to 100%.
6. Click "OK" to close the settings dialog box.
7. Click "Close" to close the preferences dialog box.