Proclivities wrote: 
Yep, figured that out all by my little self last night. Thanks. All's well now.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
You should be able to add RP (www.radioparadise.com) as an exception under Plug-ins >> Manage Exceptions.  PSD works for me in Chrome.  There are some instructions at that link above; for the whole RP domain to work, the URL needs some characters in front of it:

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
yeah...my next question was going to be about that browser and flash crap, but Bill beat me to it. 
 
glad i could help.  

 BillG wrote: 
Chrome.

That would explain it; I changed my settings to keep autorun ads from autorunning. Crap. 

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
What browser are you using?  Do you have Flash installed & working?  Some browsers rely on Flash for PSD.

 buzz wrote: 
and turned on, even

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
is it plugged in?

It isn't working.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
   

 kurtster wrote: 
Great Kurt's think alike.

 Davidos wrote: 
Very sorry about the many issues this morning. I'm working on it. 

 Davidos wrote: 
Can't help with the PSD problem, but with posting on the forum, as a veteran, I learned long ago to highlight your entire text and click "copy" to save it before you hit submit in case it doesn't go anywhere.  Saves a lot of aggravation.  So if your post didn't initially take, try again and just hit paste and there you are.  Paste the text and hit submit.  Its kinda automatic after all these years.  And yes, on the few occasions I forget to copy my text in advance, it gets lost.

HTH 

This entire website is breaking down for me.

I can use IE, I can use Firefox, I can use Google Chrome, but none of it matters. If PSD doesn't break or get stuck in the fade out (if it even fades out at all instead of playing two horrible songs at the same time), it's the main playlist that just chokes and dies out of nowhere. It's not my internet connection either, I can listen to other stations and soundcloud just fine.

Half the times I can't even post anything, so I've refrained from using the forums so far, but this is getting crazy. It took me 10 minutes to even be able to open up the reply form. 

Help! 

In the Android app PSD now works again - somewhat. A new song starts, fades in pleasantly fast and plays. However, when the "Main stream" song finishes, the PSD song immediately cuts off in the middle, the screen shows the new "Main stream" song info, but remains silent.

Stopping and restarting the stream works to restore everything, until the next PSD.

 lososs wrote: 
PSD issue fixed! ^^

agree about the fade out - no need for those extra seconds of the song me not like-o ;)

same as reported previously - PSD shows (a great) song, but I can only hear the sound of silence...
not sure why this is happening-  pushing the button again, or refreshing, doesn't help.
The sound re-appears only when it switches automatically back to main :/

PSD is one of my favourite features on the browser :p

using firefox on ubuntu (trusty)

 djm27 wrote: 
I've noticed the long-fade-in issue in the past, but can't reproduce it right now.   What browser/OS are you using?

Are you talking about a fade-in on the main stream or the PSD song?

As I think others have noted, there seems to be some new fade-in/out feature that's been instituted that I find utterly unbearable.  (I notice it on PSD.)  Can we either remove that or make it user-adjustable?  It needs to be WAY shorter.  The whole point of hitting PSD is that you hate what's on.  Also, I keep adjusting the volume up, only to realize it is very slowly fading in...

I'm in the same boat here; every time "The Smiffs", or the whining **** that is Morrisy come on, I hit PSD and (blissfully) the 'music' fades out, but is replaced by silence.

Using Firefox 32.0.3

 buzz wrote: 
"It is the strangest yellow, that wall-paper! It makes me think of all the yellow things I ever saw—not beautiful ones like buttercups, but old foul, bad yellow things."