When is The Roar on? I tuned in at 11:00 AM Today (Thursday) and all I’m getting is sports.
By the way would a flash version of WXOU be possible? The two option thing Flash and this thing, sorry I don’t know what this more primitive kind of website is called. I’d like to know whats going on live at wxou without having to check the listen bar.
The Schedule is great but I hate when it’s inaccurate. I don’t want to listen to sports radio The Pits. I hope someone figures out something..
Unfortunately, The Roar is no longer on the schedule (at least at that time; I’m waiting on the overnight portion of the updated schedule), and I apologize for the inconvienences you’re having with the site and the length of time it’s taken to update the schedule. (I’m working on it right now.) The only ways to allow for music to be continuously played while browsing any web site are to either use frames (which aren’t supported in all web browsers and often cause people a great deal of irritation) or a separate “pop-up” style window (which we have traditionally used here). I can add a link or two to the menu on the left that will use the flash player by default, and I will discuss this at our next meeting.
Thanks for your input!
Raymond Rodgers
WXOU Web Master
Who the two gentleman Kyle Bauer was interviewing with this afternoon (Sep 12,2011) during “The Real Deal On Sports” between 12 and 1pm?
When is The Roar on? I tuned in at 11:00 AM Today (Thursday) and all I’m getting is sports.
By the way would a flash version of WXOU be possible? The two option thing Flash and this thing, sorry I don’t know what this more primitive kind of website is called. I’d like to know whats going on live at wxou without having to check the listen bar.
The Schedule is great but I hate when it’s inaccurate. I don’t want to listen to sports radio The Pits. I hope someone figures out something..
Otherwise great station! Great job!
Unfortunately, The Roar is no longer on the schedule (at least at that time; I’m waiting on the overnight portion of the updated schedule), and I apologize for the inconvienences you’re having with the site and the length of time it’s taken to update the schedule. (I’m working on it right now.) The only ways to allow for music to be continuously played while browsing any web site are to either use frames (which aren’t supported in all web browsers and often cause people a great deal of irritation) or a separate “pop-up” style window (which we have traditionally used here). I can add a link or two to the menu on the left that will use the flash player by default, and I will discuss this at our next meeting.
Thanks for your input!
Raymond Rodgers
WXOU Web Master