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Answer: There are a couple of reasons as to why this is happening. The most obvious one is that you do not have COOKIES enabled on your browser (please refer to the above question).

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Answer: Your timezone and date/time settings on your computer may be incorrectly set. Believe it or not, this affects cookies! To read about more possible solutions to cookie-related problems, click here to read an article on Microsoft's site

Answer: Simply clicking on the "Download MP3" link should begin the download process. But if you're having trouble with that, try to "right-click" on the download link and select "Save Target As" menu option.

Answer: Be sure that "Content Advisor" is disabled on your browser (for Internet Explorer 4.0 and above). The "Content Advisor" (in Tools/Options/Content) disables the "Save Target As" menu option. This is by design according to Microsoft. You can read about it by clicking here.

Try clearing out your browser's cache (Temporary Files). In Internet Explorer, go to "Tools/Internet Options" then click on the "Delete Files" button. This or any of the solutions above may help solve this particular problem.

For this, you must be either a "PLUS" or "FULL" Member of SermonAudio. For more information about becoming a member, please click here. If you are already a member, you must use the Windows-based SermonAudio Transfer Agent to download multiple MP3 sermons. You can read more about it and download it by clicking here.

To do this, you need to first Download the MP3 of any sermon (use the "Download MP3" link on any sermon detail page to do this). Next, you need to have some special software that will allow you to burn an AUDIO CD from an MP3 file. We recommend a piece of software called Nero CD Burner. You can find links to this and other software in our MP3 Tools section.

Yes. You can post public comments (and hopefully get other listeners to help with problems) in our Member Surveys section or by clicking here directly.

You need to make absolutely sure that you have the "latest and greatest" version of Windows Media Player installed on your computer. You can download the latest version freely from the Microsoft website. The best platform for Web Radio (or Live WebCast) listening is going to be Windows XP (or 2000). Anything else and you may be asking for trouble.

Well, unfortunately, there's no exact answer to this since every computer's configuration is slightly different from the next. However, here are some suggestions:

Answer: Make sure there are no "blocking" programs that may possibly be interfering with the Web Radio (or Live WebCast) stream. Try temporarily disabling them and see if it works.

Answer: Make sure that under "Tools/Options" (in WMP), in the "File Types" tab, the "Select All" button is pressed and give it another go.

Answer: Make sure that under "Tools/Options" (in Internet Explorer), you empty out the Temporary Files (cache). This may take some time. Your computer has not "hung." Please be patient. Sometimes this does the trick.

Answer: In Windows Media Player, try clicking on the "Media Guide" button and make sure you can get to Microsoft's site that way. THEN, once you're sure your "connect-able" through WMP, try the Web Radio Station (or or Live WebCast) again.

Answer: Install the latest version of Windows Media Player as your default video player.

Answer: Make sure that under "Tools/Options" (in WMP), in the "File Types" tab, the "Select All" button is pressed and give it another go (you can UN-check the MP3 Audio (MP3) file type only if you are using an alternate player for MP3... like WinAmp).