allow windows media player to play the community radio station

I have a community radio station in my favorites that I use in the Google Chrome browser. WMP, I did my default player & it worked for awhile, but now he says THAT WMP requires permissions.   How can I give permission to hear my radio online

Moved to windows

Could you try with another browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox? Maybe we can reduce the problem.

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