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THISHappy birrrrthday! I really love all of these fantastisch May b-days.Bruno has been very jumpy and unsettled for the past few days. we've had a new kitchen put in and we've also had new front and back doors fitted. so there was been a lot of worknoisemen coming in and out and Bruno has been kept out of it by going on walks, and by us keeping him on one room for a few days (just while the work has been going on)The work has now stopped, however Bruno is still very unsettled. if there's a noise he's so jumpy and even if we go to stroke him when he's not looking he'll jump, poor baby!I've been trying to get back to the normal routine and not pay to much attention to his sulkynessjumpiness - i don't want to mother him and he then keep this behaviour on as he gets attention from me...but i was wondering as it's been a few days am i doing the right thing?!the work finished about a weeka go now and he's still very "wingy" and jump, very sulky as well...any advise?thanks :) xThe page containing the feed of the radio station I want to listen to is here: z100cc-commonondemandplayer.html?world=st (only works in IE). I need to be able to listen to that stream at any time without even opening up a browser. The source of the audio stream isn't ANYWHERE in the page source.So I get out WinPcap and using some sniffer tools, I get an rtsp (Real Player) stream (puzzling, because the stream visible in the page is a WMP stream). Attempting to open that stream does nothing, but it activates a connection to the location of an WMP ASX (playlist) file with the following URL:Code:a670.l1997219770.c19972.g.lm.akamaistreamD67019972v0001reflector:19770?auth=caEbSajb8b2a0bSadb_bFcQb4b9bKcCadds-bjkHri-4q-PL6W0_5nnEEnp2FBolxsCq&aifp=1234&CPROG=SIMULCAST&MARKET=NEWYORK-NY&MNM=2&NG_FORMAT=chr&NG_ID=whtz100fm&OR_NEWSFORMAT=&REQUESTOR=WHTZ-FM&SERVER_NAME=wwwz100com&SITE_ID=1793&STATION_ID=WHTZ-FM&MSWMExt=.asfIf I save that file to my computer, I can play the stream fine in WMP. But now there are two new problems:1. That brutally long 'auth' parameter expires after a certain period unless the stream remains open. That means that unless I am constantly listening to the file, it will expire and the URL will no longer work (and I will have to do everything over again to get a new 'auth' code). Now, this wouldn't be a problem if I knew the URL of the ASF stream itself, but that brings me to2. the ASX playlist points only to itself (the playlist simply contains its own URL).And now I am stumped. I tried to see if the auth code would be stored anywhere (in which case I could write a script to get it and update the ASX file, but just as the original stream, it is nowhere to be found. Does anybody have any experience with finding embedded media that could help me out here?