[G4] Trying to listen to radio

[Snow White]

Unfortunately your internet connection is not fast enough to get all 
the data being sent and your computer finally uses all the buffer it 
has stored and then must wait until it has re-buffered.  In short you 
need a faster connection or a smaller data stream.

Try increasing the buffer size of itunes radio in the preferences and 
instead of choosing the 128 bit streams try the less intense 56 bit 
steam.  This will increase the time required before your machine needs 
to re-buffer and with the smaller stream (hopefully) you will not have 
to encounter the problem at all.  If you are on dial-up these problems 
may just have to be lived with, but the above suggestions should make 
it less frequent.

jj

On 1-Oct-05, at 2:29 PM, g4-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com 
wrote:

> Trying to listen to radio
> To: G4 Computers <g4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com>
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> Hello,
> I have an eMac with 1.25 GHz processor speed, using OS 10.3.9.
> I clicked on iTunes to listen to some music. It came on, but every 20
> seconds or so the music stops and a note comes up saying "Rebuffering
> stream".
> What is this and how do I eliminate it?