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<a href="http://www.livenewscameras.com/index.html">It's an interesting Web site that just launched last week.</a> You can watch a bunch of news feeds and press conferences and news stations. As they add to the collection of feeds and stations, it will get more interesting. Definitely a site for news junkies to check out.
 
Pete Incaviglia said:
Looks cool, but I can't view the feeds on my Mac!
Try installing the free flip4mac quicktime plugin, available at flip4mac.com ... it lets you watch .wmv files in quicktime. I was able to watch some with my MacBook Pro, no problem
 
Cowboycane said:
Pete Incaviglia said:
Looks cool, but I can't view the feeds on my Mac!
Try installing the free flip4mac quicktime plugin, available at flip4mac.com ... it lets you watch .wmv files in quicktime. I was able to watch some with my MacBook Pro, no problem

I have that installed. Not sure why it won't work. It was one of the first things I downloaded.
 
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It absolutely works for Firefox.

It's not all Fox, they've added other affiliates. As for Fox affiliates, I've not found the ones I've seen across the country to have a conservative leaning (which is what I'm inferring turned you off, cranberry)
 
Pete Incaviglia said:
Looks cool, but I can't view the feeds on my Mac!

Working on my Mac... And with firefox... I like the moderator telling you to click on Houston One because there is an overturned semi. What red-blooded American doesn't love helicopter video of an overturned truck?
 
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