Radio station streaming now gone

Anyone else having trouble streaming radio stations
that use Liquid Compass or Win Media Player. I know
PPC plugins don't work on Intel Macs but I could have
sworn it was working a couple weeks ago. I was away
for a week and now I just get one of those missing
plugin icons.
I am having the same issue with listening to a Radio Station I swore that I was able to listen to as well!!!
I called apple care and they mentioned downloading Flip4Mac too! But that didnt work! Can you help me with this since you have it working??

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