How To Use This Site

The Breeze is unique, combining a radio station playing the music you love with a website that offers you news, trivia, games and shopping! What could be better?

But you may find some challenges in getting all parts of this site to work for you. This page is here to help.

We've put together some tips and hints that will help you get the most out of The Breeze. If you have a question about this site, that isn't answered here, please let us know by filling out the form below and we'll add it to the list. We guarantee that if you're wondering about it, dozens of others are wondering, too!

How do I hear the music?

Click on this link, or on The Breeze logo or on the old time radio at the top of any of our Webpages. You will be taken to our launch page at LoudCity.net. If you have WinAmp or another audio player already installed as a plug-in for your browser, you should be able to click on one of the icons and “Tune in” to listen to The Breeze and the World’s Best Easy Listening Music.

If you don’t have WinAmp, Windows Media Player or the RealPlayer installed, then you will need to download one of these.

Option 1:

Listen to the Breeze on WinAmp. You can download the free player here: WinAmp Download. Once you've installed WinAmp, then come back to this page and click this link to go to our launch page at LoudCity.net. Once there, click the icon for WinAmp to listen to The Breeze.

Option 2:

Listen to The Breeze on RealPlayer. You can find the free player here: RealPlayer Download. Once you’ve installed RealPlayer, click on this link or The Breeze logo to go to our LoudCity.net Launch page, and click the RealPlayer icon to hear the music!

Option 3:

Listen to The Breeze on Windows Media Player. You will find the free player here: . Once you’ve installed Windows Media Player, click on this link or The Breeze logo to visit our LoudCity.net Launch page and click the Windows Media Player icon to hear the music!

What are all these terms.. stream, buffering?

Jargon, mostly. But when you're talking about Internet Radio stations, it does help to be familiar with some of the lingo. Live365.com has put together a page of definitions that may be useful: Glossary.
And another great resource for Web and Internet terms is the Webopedia.

Need More Help?

Just send us a note via email help@radioentertainment.com or fill out the form below, and we'll do our best to answer your questions.

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