Problem opening internet radio stations using WMP player as default.

I've experinced a problem whit Safari saying that i don't have WMP installed when im certain it is installed.
I'm sure that it isn't a extention conflict or such.
This following station is the one i've attempted to access when the problem above happend.-
http://www.thevoice.dk/mediaplayer.jsp

If you are using an Intel-based Mac the WMP plug-in will not work unless you force Safari to run in Rosetta emulation. Or you can remove WMP and install Flip4Mac.
To force Safari into Rosetta emulation select the Safari icon then press COMMAND-I to open the Get Info window. In the upper section you should see a check box labeled Run in Rosetta. Check the box. This should enable WMP to work with Safari, but you will notice Safari will run slower in emulation than in native mode.

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