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How to listen...


Audio on demand
Browse through our regular programs and in-depth features. Simply pick and click on the relevant player link option to listen to an individual report. If you missed a recent report or a show you enjoy, peruse through any of the archive offerings and find your program by title or date.

Most of our on demand programming requires Windows Media Player, although some archive content is available on Real Player.

Whether you're listening through the Tuner or to an individual program, you can minimize the player box on your computer screen and enjoy our broadcasts in the background, while you work on documents or surf the web!

Windows Media Player
To get started, the first thing you need is an audio media player.

Most PC's come pre-configured with Windows Media Player although it is recommended to use the latest version available.

Mac users can utilize a special Mac version of Windows Media Player.

Unix users can listen to our programming on the Solaris version of Windows Media Player.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER

Windows Media Player- can be used to listen to all news, business updates, in-depth features, and shows that appear on the home page and archive material. If you don't have the latest version you can download it now, for free; download WMP. Remember, after you download your media player you will need to install it as well.

We thank you for choosing Jerusalem Post Radio. If you experience any technical difficulties, please do not hesitate to contact us and our technical support staff will reply as promptly as possible; [tech help]


 

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