Listen to More Magic 105.1
Don't have HD-Radio? Listen online!
 
Low-speed for Windows Media Player & dialup

Listen (stand-alone Windows Player 20k)
 
High-speed CD-quality for WinAmp players
Listen (CD-quality AACplus player)

How to listen online/Streaming help

More Magic is specifically designed to create a relaxing atmosphere for an office with
listeners of different ages, or works as well one to one in your car or home office.
How to listen online
 As a part of our 100% digital HD-Radio initiative, we are proud to offer streaming in both Windows Media and AACPlus formats.

Our Windows Media streaming is a low-bandwidth mono stream that is accessible to most computer users with Windows operating systems and at least a dial-up internet connection.  Windows Media Player is also available for Macintosh and other operating systems.  If you're looking to listen to this station for the variety of music and to get a sampling of how it sounds, or you just want to keep it on in the background, clicking the "play" button, or launching your stand-alone player, may be the best option for you.

AACPlus is the latest in streaming technology.  It offers a CD-quality sound that we think can't be beat.  However, to listen to the High-Speed CD-quality stream, you need to have a high-speed internet connection (DSL, cable, etc.), and a free program such as Winamp (Windows only), VLC, or Foobar installed on your computer. Eventually, you may be able to listen with iTunes, Quicktime, and Real. It may take an extra step to get set-up to listen to our High-Speed stream, but we feel you'll be blown away by it.

Having problems listening to the Low-Bandwidth stream?
1. Are you at work? Some company networks are behind a firewall that do not allow the webstream through. Check with your friendly IT guy. He'll be glad to help.

2. On a Mac? You may want to download the .asx file. From there you should be able to open up Windows Media Player by double clicking on the .asx file, and listen to the station online. Try right clicking on the "listen live" link and choosing "Download linked file as...".

3. Make sure you have your streaming protocols and Streaming proxy settings set on your Windows Media Player. They're located on the Windows Media Player at Tools > Options> Network.

4. Our low-bandwidth stream is in Advanced Streaming Format, or ASF, so make sure the Windows Media Player is set to be the default player for ASF files.  That's located on the Windows Media Player at Tools > Options> File Types.

5. Try upgrading to Windows Media 10.

Having problems listening to the High-Bandwidth stream?
1. Make sure you have a high-speed internet connection and a free program such as Winamp (Windows only), VLC, or Foobar installed on your computer.