 |
Live365
Newest Review: ... voice between songs and more c) ?relay broadcast?: people broadcasting from another site can have their radio station appear in the listing of Live365 -> COMMUNITY <- This includes a chat channel, and a message board. Concerning the chat channel, it?s not very crowded, if you see what I mean. The message board on the other hand seems to used more frequently, but not that much too. -> ... more  ... HELP <- Extensive help feature. You can choose between a lot of different topics and sub-topics. Quite easy to find your answer. APPRECIATION --------------------- Onto the most important part: my personal appreciation. - The quality of the...more |
||
Live365: 39,332 different radios (1567 words)
by Bastien - written on 17.07.02 (Very useful, 384 readings)
Rating:
I have a problem. No, I had a problem, until two weeks ago. As a real music lover, I was really sick of listening to the radio. Every day they throw commercial crap on the air. And not only the mainstream radios. It seems that the alternative radios play their own commercial alternative music nowadays! Really fed up with this crap I didn?t know what to listen to anymore. How could I learn new kinds of music, non-commercial music? Hmmmm? problem?. Until two days ago. Apparently there are radios on the net. Maybe you know, but I didn?t! (at least I didn?t know you could listen to them for free) I?m using the internet for 7 years now, and it was the first time I listened to ...
Set up your own Radio Station @ LIVE365 (215 words)
by indiecater - written on 15.11.00 (Very useful, 238 readings)
Rating:
This wonderful award winning site allows you to set up a playlist of your favourite tunes and it plays them randomly for as long as you want. The site provides a tool called Easyloader, which uploads MP3’s from your computer to your own dedicated space. Once you have your tracks uploaded (there is no minimum) you can create you own personal profile so that whoever chooses to listen to your station can read a little about you. In order to hear your station to test if it's working you’ll need a player like Winamp and a soundcard. You can chose to broadcast at various speeds. The lowest speed is 27k but you have the choice to broadcast at 56k or T1/ISDN. ...
