MAC: SELECT MP3 PLAYER

In order to listen to any audio on SERMONAUDIO.com, you'll need to download and install an MP3-Player. The following are some players that we would recommend.

	iTunes for Mac + Windows Introducing iTunes—digital music the Macintosh way. iTunes features a clean powerful interface for importing music CDs to MP3 files, creating playlists, burning music CDs, moving music to your portable MP3 player and listening to hundreds of radio stations on the Internet. iTunes does all this and more.
	Microsoft Windows Media Player This program is needed to listen to the web radio stations on our site. It comes built-in to Windows 95/98 and above but you should always try to download the latest for the greatest features. It is available on the Macintosh platform.
	MPlayer OSX This player will play the 24-Hour Web Radio streams found on SermonAudio.com for Mac OS X. MPlayerOSX is binary distribution of MPlayer (The Movie Player for Linux) and comes with native GUI in MacOSX. After installation you can simply (by Drag&Drop) play almost all 3ivx, DivX 3,4,5 and other codecs files in the window or fullscreen mode. Rendering of very nice antialiased text-based subtitles is also supported.
	VideoLAN Player VLC is a free cross-platform media player. It supports a large number of multimedia formats, without the need for additionnal codecs It is available for almost every OS It needs little CPU power

Click here for more players. After you've installed your MP3 Player, you should be able to start playing any sermon on our site. However, there may be some instances where your browser or player may be incorrectly configured to play the audio.