Please be careful not to Violate your companies usage policy if you are listening at work. A lot of companies don't mind if you live stream music, but then again there are some that do. If you are in doubt about your companies policy please ask a supervisor or admin, I would hate to see anyone get fired.

Many times, corporate networks block certain 'ports' or internet addresses to prevent hackers from getting in.  While this is a good practice, it does some times limit you from getting out.

If you can not listen and have tried everything else, chances are you are being fire-walled.  If you are getting timeouts (and the audio never starts), try the following procedure:

If you are still having problems, your firewall may be blocking access to that particular proxy as well.  To find other proxy's, go to -> http://atomintersoft.com/products/alive-proxy/proxy-list/ Near the bottom of the page is a list of currently known public proxies.  In the right hand column you will see an address and a port.  The numbers on the left of the ":" are the IP address (or what Live365 calls the 'HOST'), and the numbers on the right of the ":" are the Port.  Substitute the 66.119.34.37 and 80 above with values from that list, and try again.

Thanks to Mike form CNOC for the tip!