Pandora Internet Radio Digital Certificate

[Maxxwire]

I found Pandora recommended here on the Windows 7 Forums and after trying it I like listening to it very much and it is wonderfully programmable, but my Opera browser's security is warning me about its digital certificate being incomplete and that the signers are not registered.

Any thoughts from those of you who are more familiar with Pandora than I am?

~Maxx~
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[SledgeDG]

I just checked with Firefox and chrome and there was no issue. So either it has been resolved or Opera didn't use an actualized list for comparison.

-DG

 

[Maxxwire]

DG- Thanks for your reply! I got the security warning while the Pandora Speed Dial tile was reloading at the start up of Opera and it was the only warning I got. Thanks for checking things out in Firefox and Chrome!

~Maxx~

 

[SledgeDG]

you're very welcome, Maxxwire
and congratz to your 800 th post

-DG

 

[Maxxwire]

Thanks! I'm listening to Beethoven's string quartet #6 in B flat minor on Pandora right now and it sounds 2 levels of magnitude better since my computer and all of my audio equipment has been getting its AC power from the world's first Pure Copper Wall Outlet the Furutech GTX-D!

~Maxx~

 

[Maxxwire]

Here are the Certificate Errors that Opera 11 found at the Pandora website...

~Maxx~

 

[Maxwell]

If you have that kind of audio setup, consider updating to Pandora One. I just did it and it was completely worth the money.

 

[Maxxwire]

Thanks for the tip about Pandora 1 Desktop! I've been thinking about getting another Optical Glass Toslink and running Pandora through my IsquaredS Bus Digital front end out to the Vacuum Tube seperates.

~Maxx~
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[Maxxwire]

If you have that kind of audio setup, consider updating to Pandora One.

Maxwell- I took your advise and upgraded to Pandora 1 Desktop after finding out that the bandwith of the Music is 3X higher. The very first piece I listened to with Pandora 1 was Paganini's 24 Caprices featuring the incomparable Itzhak Perlman! I have a Dayton GOC Glass Toslink on the way from Parts Express to interface my Win 7 x64 computer with the digital decoding in my Sony DB 930 Receiver which if filled with Nichicon Fine Gold caps and should do a much superior job compared to my computer's sound card.

I agree with you that Pandora 1 is well worth 10 cents per day for unlimited listening to Music that I choose to listen to and skip the rest. I'm now listening to a string quartet by Boccherini and it sounds even more fantastic at 192Khz than Pandora Free did at 64 Khz through my Musical Fidelity Tube Headphone Amp with its pair of vintage Amperex Orange Globe Double Getter 6922 Dual Triode Tubes and AKG k701 Headphones!

Thanks so much for recommending Pandora 1! If I could give you another Rep right now I definately would!

~Maxx~

 

[Maxwell]

No problem, I am a Pandora addict. I don't even have music on my computer anymore, I don't need it. Anywhere that I want to listen to music, I have a 3G connection. The quality difference is outstanding also, even on my 19$ Logitech speakers.

Glad I could help though!

-Maxwell