WINDOWS INTERNET FEED CONNECT HERE 
Our Windows feed is from the multicaster Radiocast 24x7. Click on the "Connect here." The log-on capacity is unlimited, and the stream will adjust to your bandwidth. You may also connect with the Windows feed from any of the "On the Air Now" bugs, found on each page of this website.
A Macintosh friendly, iTunes capable connection: Connect here 
Radiocast 24/7 has developed a Windows feed that is Macintosh friendly and iTunes capable. We trust this will put all the Macintosh users into a better mood.
Linnea Nereim, bass clarinet of The Cleveland Orchestra, has kindly outlined the procedure for Mac users to follow in connecting with the WCLV stream and using iTunes:
Control-Click on the above link "Connect here." Do not just click.
Click on Copy Link Location
Open iTunes
Click on Open Stream in the Advanced menu
Paste the saved link into the URL window using Apple-V
Click OK
All you need to do to listen in future is go to the Music library
in iTunes and select Welcome to WCLV, and hit the spacebar, and
you'll hear the live broadcast.
A FEW TECHNICAL NOTES REGARDING THE WINDOWS FEEDS:
IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS CONNECTING, HERE ARE SOME TROUBLE SHOOTING SUGGESTIONS FROM RADIOCAST
Listener Has an Older Windows Media Player Version or Uses a Non-Windows Internet Explorer Browser
RadioCast24x7.com presents its stream to the internet using Windows Media System Version 9. Older Windows Media Player versions such as version 4 or 7 may not work with the version RadioCast24x7.com uses. The listener may benefit from the upgrade of his player version to version 9 or 10 by downloading the free newer version directly from the Microsoft Corporation. If an internet browser is used other than the Windows Internet Explorer or Netscape, a plug-in from that software vendor, such as Mozilla, may be required in order for the Windows Media Player to operate correctly.
Listener Connects to the Internet via a Dial-Up Internet Service Provider
Although dial-up ISPs advertise their service as 56 kilobytes per second connection rate, they, more often than not, actually connect the user at a much lower Kbps rate, such as 19k or 26k. If the listener attempts to connect to WCLV's bandwidth that is higher than the listener's dial-up connection rate, the player will constantly "rebuffer" and the stream will be rendered nearly incoherent.
WCLV has a dual bandwidth offering such as a 32K stream for broadband listeners and a 16k or 20k stream for dial-up listeners. The broadband listener has a much higher fidelity signal at 32k while we still offer a dial-up listener a signal their internet connection will process.
Listener attempts to connect to WCLV's internet stream while at work and the WMS player opens, but no audio signal is present.
In most circumstances where the above situation occurs and other causes of failed connection have been ruled out, the next logical source of failure is the business use of a proxy server and software designed to block radio streaming throughout the business network. The user should contact the network administrator to determine the proper course of action. Some businesses have used this means of making sure their network resources are always available for business applications only.
Listener experiences frequent "rebuffering" of the station's broadcast and the listener is not using a dial-up ISP.
Although this happens infrequently, a router or some piece of equipment may fail somewhere on a leg of the internet. This outage could be intermittent or continuous. Your first line of thinking may be that your host has gone down for some reason, but this should be the last line of thought as RadioCast24x7.com utilizes redundant power-grid supplies, diesel backup generators, battery backup, fail-over load-balancing, and multiple backbone carriers to the internet.
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