Thanks, Ron, for responding. Can I do this highlighting and cursor routing with System Access to Go? I can't seem to move around the library very much with my Window Eyes 6.1 without Winamp crashing on me. So using Window Eyes is kind of a nonstarter for accessing the info in that section. Believe me, I've tried quite a few times. Don't have a copy of JAWS, so it's SA to Go for now or nothing, at least until the official release of Win Eyes 7.0 and the scripts I've heard about. I'm a chicken, I admit.. Thanks again. Evan ----- Original Message ----- From: Ron Canazzi To: winamp4theblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Saturday, September 06, 2008 12:00 AM Subject: Re: Internet TV Streams Not Working in Latest Version Hi Evan, Try highlighting the stream name, and then (screen reader dependent) route JAWS to PC cursor or WE cursor to application cursor and clicking on the text name of the TV station. Some of the aspects of the Winamp Library require this. ----- Original Message ----- From: EVAN REESE To: winamp4theblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, September 05, 2008 11:38 AM Subject: Internet TV Streams Not Working in Latest Version Hello Again, Thanks to System Access to Go, I am now able to use the library again in my version 5.541. Unfortunately, when I hit the enter key on any of the Shoutcast TV streams, absolutely nothing happens. I've tried many of them, but none of them will play. I've eliminated everything I could think of. I have all file types checked in the Winamp Preferences, and when I play one of the TV streams I bookmarked from an earlier version, they play just fine, or I get a Server Full message, or something. It at least tries to connect, even if the stream is down or full. And the video window opens up exactly the way it should when one of the TV streams is playing, so I don't think it could be because video files are not turned on. But when I try to play any of the Shoutcast TV streams in the library, it is as though I had done nothing at all. It doesn't seem to be trying to connect. If I have a stream playing, it doesn't interrupt it, as it always used to, even if it can't connect to what I'm trying to play. It just sits there so far as I can tell. I can connect to AOL Radio streams just fine. Anyone got any ideas? I have no vision, but I still like to listen to some of the TV shows, especially some of the cartoons that have a lot of dialogue. I've bookmarked my favorites, but, as you guys probably know, they change their addresses sometimes, so they need updating from time to time. Besides, there are a lot more streams listed now than just the measly 30 I used to be able to see. Around 200 last night when I checked. I've already found a couple more I'd like to get, if I could only play them. Thanks much for any help. Evan