Ideas about "radio tuning error" or am I off to the genius bar?

I just happen to be using iTunes 8.0.2 at the moment, and it's working again.

No new version required.

I changed DNS settings (have added GoogleDNS server address). Now stations in all genres work fine! Thank you!

Thanks

GrandSlam90

Your suggestion worked for me for the moment.

Unchecking the "multiple speakers" allows all radio stations to refresh and reappear - then able to reselect my multiple speakers and all radio genres are playing just fine!

I am using Macbook Air OS X 10.6.8 and iTunes 10.6 - I noticed that when I reconnected to my "multiple speakers" it shows connecting with Airplay. Don't remember it saying that before -

Just wish Apple would weigh-in and give us some information about this issue.

Having this same problem, only that it happens intermittently and with different radio stations each time. Ones that resulted in this error message play fine the next day, and the problem then pops up with different stations. I, too, only had the problem start up AFTER upgrading to the newest version of iTunes.

So I tried again today, just for "***** and giggles", expecting the same stupid alert message. Much to my surprise Apple seems to have fixed the bug. No alert message and can use iTunes DJ fine on closed wi-fi network.

I am running iTunes 10.6.1, Apple Remote 2.3 on iOS 5.1. Has anyone else tried updating to these and noticed an improvement?

Just happened to me this AM, I stopped iTunes radio to take a call, tried to space bar to restart and I got the error message. Tried all the fixes noted here and in other threads, upgraded, rebooted, reset, etc, no joy.

Since I noticed this thread has been open so long I went looking for a player. I only listen to Soma anyway, and they have a dedicated player so I downloaded it (free no less!) and now I've got radio again.

iTunes was annoying me anyhow, overengineered, slow, too many features that I never have nor never will use, I probably won't be using the program again since on this Mac I only listen to radio, and use my iPhone for MP3, etc.

My time is too valuable to waste "trying" things. I've been using their products since the Apple II days, and we've moved far away from the "it just works" days. My advice to anyone having the same problem is don't waste any more than 15 minutes or so "trying" things. Just download another player.

One thing is for sure: we'll never hear from Apple about this problem.