For his birthday, I would like to buy my boyfriend one of these two types of radio for his car, but what is the difference? What is better? I think he would enjoy the different radio stations not available on regular radio, can I get that on both? I am electronically "dumb" and would appreciate any advice from the savvy.
Satellite radio requires a monthly subscription fee. There are two competing formats , Sirius and another one.
HD radio is over-the-air free digital radio. You get local stations.
So, satellite has more channels, but you pay for it.
I have a radio show on my college’s radio station. the problem is my music isn’t "radio friendly". I was wondering if there’s a way to censor my music for airplay?
Most music is released in both censored and uncensored versions. You’ll need to get the the uncensored versions to play. You could also bleep out and censor your songs yourself if the radio station has a "cart machine."
What is the best channel on an FM radio which has the newest songs and releases?
If you are in Scotland – Galaxy Fm is really good (106.1)
The oldies radio station that I loved to listen to oldies on, used to be called "KONO 101 – Good Time Oldies", now they’re "KONO 101 – The Greatest Hits of the 60’s and 70’s". I don’t think they even refer to themselves as an "oldies" station anymore. It seems that they don’t play any 50’s/early 60’s music as they did up until 2000 – Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, doo wop music, etc. Is this a trend around the "oldies" radio stations in the U.S.? It seems that the "real oldies", music from 1955-1963, are dying out on the radio. I only hear 1964 and up now, I think they play up to 1975 or so. With the 70’s being the worst decade for music, it’s pretty lame to hear that stuff rather than that good time rock ‘n roll.
Stations play the sort of music the ad sponsors will pay money to have played. So either they are too old or too young!
I have an LG VU and I want to find a good radio station I can stream off of through the mobile web. I know there is pandora but they want a fee. Is there somewhere online that is totally free and that works for mobile phones?
you may try http://www.soltrago.com/
I want to start and internet radio station and a lot of hosting companies do not host streaming audio. I went to one that did and found that their customer service lacks tact and patience. I have never tried anything like this before and the program I want to use for the streaming audio needs 50 GB bandwidth. I found with my old hosting company has more than enough bandwidth but does not host streaming audio or video. Any suggestions?
try with hostgator
I have several websites that I want to be able to broadcast live radio over. I need someones opinion as to which is the best and cheapest way to go about it. Thanks.
Nullsoft Shoutcast is the standard, I guess you could make a module that plays a shoutcast stream with flash or perl.
What is the best talk radio station you listen to? Why do you like it? Please note the city/state you are in so I can find the radio station through the internet.
Alex Jones, & and Coast 2 Coast AM with George Noorey are awesome Radio Shows.
But I couldn’t suggest a frequency because I listen to them ONLINE. ( through winamp)
www.winamp.com
What software have you tried that allows people to record radio stations without a microphone on the computer. I can play the radio station in media player, but i want to record it how can i do this?
Use this. http://www.iburn.net/download.html It will capture any sound played in your computer and save it in mp3 format.
My ISP (Canadian) just started implementing a download cap and I’m not sure if streaming videos or radio would add to my download quota.
"Download" means the transfer a copy of the data from another computer onto your computer.
That’s ANY kind of data that goes through your ISP connection to you computer.
That includes not only specific archived files, but web sites, images, network communications, email, chats, and any kind of streaming data.
It’s all data.