Dick Heath’s Radio Show

...is really smokin' tonight.

Catch it whilst it's still on by following this link:

http://www.lcr1350.co.uk/ and click

 

Playing for another hour and a quarter -you'll not be disappointed!!!

PS DICK HEATH is a forum member,Special Collaborator,Prog Reviewer and Jazz Rock specialist with Prog Archives.

Edited by Tony R

The Ryan wrote: Here's what I got: Warning: mysql_connect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (111) in /home/www/lcr1350h/dans_incs/connect.inc.php on line 6 Could not connect to database - please try again later. Not very exciting.

 

Be assured I'm f***ed off by this, this is no way to run a radio station which relies on weblisteners. I'm kicking arse this end and hope problems sorted by the time of my next show 8pm (GMT) next Thursday night.

Bob Greece wrote: Dick Heath wrote: Be assured I'm f***ed off by this, this is no way to run a radio station which relies on weblisteners. I'm kicking arse this end and hope problems sorted by the time of my next show 8pm (GMT) next Thursday night. Have a heart Dick. Cutting edge technology often breaks down. Please don't kick too many bottoms. Programmers are human too.

 

Bob

This has been a problem in the past, which I hoped had gone away with the installation of new PC dedicated to the job - hence the frustration with the problem reappearing after 18 months. We like listeners - and besides if the web is down, then there is only a crappy AM local transmission, of which we ask "Who listens to that nowadays?". The future is digital broadcasting, of which webcasting is one important means especially when anybody around the world can download. After Tony's praise - thanks Tony for the kind words - and recommendation, it is annoying that somebody who made the effort to check us out failed because of technical problems. However, in defence of our management, the Station manager response today is:

(QUOTE)

Getting quite puzzled by this...I have tested the webcast on multiple computers now and it seems to be working fine. The only explanations i can think are that either the webcast already had reached the finite limit of the number of listeners it can support at once (unsure of the exact number, but presumably (UNIVERSITY) computing services don't grant us unlimited bandwidth) or a problem at the listeners end. If the latter is the case and it's due to their computer blocking certain scripting languages, they can try the second link on the listen live page which should open away from the website.

Not entirely sure what to suggest otherwise, but i'll keep monitoring the situation

Pete

(END OF QUOTE)

It has also been suggested that listeners may like to retry the link, or if the listener is using an Apple, then there might be a minor resolvable problem with the use of Windows software to hear the stream.

 

Should have added that I have a MD recording of last night's show, and after some minor editing, conversion into MP3 format, it will be transmitter as a stream when we aren't broadcasting live, i.e. during the early hours.  Information will be provided when sorted.

Edited by Dick Heath

Dick Heath wrote: The Ryan wrote: Here's what I got: Warning: mysql_connect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (111) in /home/www/lcr1350h/dans_incs/connect.inc.php on line 6 Could not connect to database - please try again later. Not very exciting.   Be assured I'm f***ed off by this, this is no way to run a radio station which relies on weblisteners. I'm kicking arse this end and hope problems sorted by the time of my next show 8pm (GMT) next Thursday night.

Goodluck Dick Health!

I'll stick around for a while.

Bump

Dick's Show Is Live at this moment:

http://www.lcr1350.co.uk/ and click

 

timothy leary wrote: listening live in america

Dick's in wittering mode tonight

or is that Fighting Talk....

Good music.

We had "Whispering" Bob Harris ()

now we've got "Whittering" Dick Heath

Doesnt know his Gary Moore history either...Prog Archives is correct

 

Ssshhh.................................... don't give the secrets away. But where is reference of Skid Row......................................................... .................... PA is incomplete.

Tony R wrote: Jack Irons was he in Pearl Jam...? Drummer?

 

I quote the liner notes of this album