BBC radio Player

Hi everyone, I've got a small question, I have just turned rosetta off as it's just so slow! now I can't get the radio player to work from BBC. They use real player, I know that Real Player is not compatible for inter macs. Has any one managed to get around this yet?
Any help would be great.

Brighton Bloy,
I do have RealPlayer10.1.0 [build 412] on the intel, it is not running under Rosetta nor is Safari.
Make sure you allow it to close your browser when it prompts you after the installation. In it's preferences that you save the Media Types.
I did register for it when prompted as well, I do have the free one not the Superpass, I hope this works for you.
Eme: )

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