How to Tune In

All that is needed to listen to the music and the other audio programs is a media player program for your computer. They are usually free so you should have no problems getting one.

Live 365

If you have the Windows Operating System from Microsoft installed on your computer, we really recommend using Live 365's own free Player application.

If you are using Unix/Linux, there are a number of clients for your platforms which should work: XMMS mpg123 Xaudio MPlayer

If you are on a Mac you should use the iTunes player which is already installed on your Mac, click on the link below for information abut how to find Radio Abeokuta on iTunes: Click HERE for iTunes ..

Experiencing Problems?

Please read the following "Help" Information:

Tips for Easier Listening
Tips for Windows 98/2000/XP users
Tips for MacIntosh Users These Next 3 Steps Are Optional:

Because Live365 has simplified the registration process by creating a "Slimmer" and More Trouble-Free Listening Wizard:


We suggest the following steps:

(1) Choose to use a third-party player, a listener should log in, go to MyLive365, click the Listen Setting link, and pick third-party player of choice.

(2) While you're here, this is a good opportunity to manually set your bandwidth setting to match your connection speed.

If you want to change your Listening Settings:

Click here to change your settings,
We Recommend Using WinAmp to Listen:

Why? Because the Live365 Player is a browser-based player and if you try to do any browsing, it will inform you that leaving the Live365 website will stop the music playing.

The next window lets you choose your MP3 player (We recommend you install & choose a 3rd Party player like WinAmp, ver. 5.02 or lower).

If you don't have WinAmp installed ...

Click here to download WinAmp FREE!,

then click on "Download Now!"