No Audio on Radio Streaming via QuickTime Player

Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to listen to a radio station via the web that uses Windows Media Player. I have QuickTime and also downloaded & installed Flip4Mac but there is no audio coming thru. QuickTime does not appear to be launching when I open the radio channel. Any suggestions/help is welcomed.

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