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Creating Your Own Web Radio

marimus — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 06:30:06 CST

Om uw eigen internet radio-uitzendingen, er zijn twee dingen die je moet weten: The Rules en De Tools.

Heeft u een eigen Internet radio? Deel tips en trucs!

The Rules

Audio auteursrechten zijn ingewikkeld en wettelijk beschermd op een speciale manier in de digitale wereld. In februari 1,1996, de Digital Performance rechts in Sound Recordings Act (DPRA) in werking trad, en gaf de rechthebbenden van geluidsdragers (meestal record labels) bepaalde "openbare uitvoering" rechten voor digitale uitzendingen, zodat iedereen vrij kan krijgen voor betaald hun werk.

Maar laat je hierdoor niet tegenhouden. Hier is enige uitleg van de Recording Industry Association of America:

"Er zijn recente wijzigingen in het auteursrecht met betrekking tot webcasting van geluidsopnamen. Deze nieuwe bepalingen maken webcasting onder de voorwaarden van een wettelijke licentie, als een manier om te helpen webcasters toestemming te krijgen zonder dat u de eigenaar van elke geluidsopname's. De wettelijke licentie heeft echter strenge eisen die u moet volgen. Sommige van deze eisen omvatten de betaling van licentierechten, de beperkingen op het aantal nummers van hetzelfde album of artiest die kunnen worden gespeeld in een periode van drie uur (de geluidsopname prestaties aanvulling), een verbod op het publiceren van tevoren afspeellijsten en een verplichting tot identificatie van de song, artiest en album op de website. Er zijn andere eisen ook. De Recording Industry Association of America biedt heel wat informatie over het auteursrecht zoals dit geldt voor webcasting, en zowel ASCAP en BMI hebben licentieovereenkomsten gemaakt dat zij bereid is te verlenen aan webcasters dat zij geloven voldoen aan de bepalingen van de nieuwe voorschriften inzake het auteursrecht voor webcasting. Voor aanvullende informatie over de wettelijke licentie en andere aspecten van webcasting, bezoekt u de volgende sites:

Het U. S. Copyright Office

De Recording Industry Association of America

ASCAP

Lees ook de officiële licentie voor kleine webcasters:

http://www.soundexchange.com/licensee/licensee_nwbs.html # tarieven

De Tools

Live 365
Live365, 's werelds grootste onafhankelijke internet radio netwerk, biedt een "one-stop shop" voor individuen om hun muziek legaal uitzenden via het web.

SHOUTcast
Nullsoft Winamp is gratis op basis van streaming audio systeem. "Duizenden van de omroepen over de hele wereld wachten op u om af te stemmen en te luisteren."

Mercora
Mercora is een populaire sociale netwerk dat muziek-software voor de leden om legaal streamen hun muziek online en om te interageren met andere luisteraars en dj's.

SWCast Netwerk
Biedt goedkope muziek licenties plannen voor SHOUTcast zenders.

Wavestreaming
Biedt afstand gehost SHOUTcast en Windows Media-servers, plus vele andere nuttige internet radio tools.

Pirate Radio software
Deze softwarepakketten ($ 29,95 plus 10 dollar verzendkosten) belooft "alles wat je nodig hebt is een Windows-pc, geluidskaart en een verbinding met het internet en iets blast naar alle luisteraars te kunnen bereiken via het internet." A dedicated PC voor omroep wordt aanbevolen als omroep kunnen worden CPU-intensief.

* Echte radiostations gebruiken geavanceerde software tools te zetten hun uitzendingen online, met inbegrip Sonixtream en Streamaudio.

Zie ook:

"How To Start een Internet Radio Station"
Wavestreaming.com How To Start een internet radio station

Stations: Online Only

radio35net — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 01:44:20 CDT

Here's a broad range of links to radio stations that are only found online, both:

Customized:

Real Rock Station
Kunnin Mindz
Last.fm
Launchcast
Musicmatch
Musicstrands
Pandora
Podbop
Rhapsody Radio

Specialized:

AccuRadio
AOL Radio
Batanga Latin Music
Live 365
MTV/Urge
Napster Radio
Webjay
Windows Media Guide
Youth Radio
NonStopPlay.com - Non-Stop Rhythm & Dance
Radio35.net - Discover on Radio 35 the hits of the 70's, 80's and 90's. The cult and the trash, the hard-to-find and the unforgettable productions of Italian, English and American music.

Include new stations by adding a new page!

See also:

Musicstrands

MAGAMZAU — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:46:56 CDT

MusicstrandsA new service that uses its own free player software (for Windows and Mac OS X), it will track what you play and generate recommendations. It is helped by descriptive “tags” that users attach to songs they like.

Be one of the first to review Musicstrands--add a comment to this page.

Stations: Terrestrial

RealRockStation — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 08:01:30 CDT

Drift Music FMEach week more traditional radio stations put their signals online for Internet listeners. Regular radio is free anyway -- web radio just gets them (and their advertisers and sponsors) wider exposure.

Search and add to a growing list of International, Music, Sports Talk, and Talk Radio stations. Or:

Add a new genre by clicking "Add a new page" at right.

For a list of online-only stations, click here.

More radio station listings:

http://www.radiofreeworld.com/page14.html

http://www.radio-online.com/stations.htm

Live Net Music
Weekly listings of times for 100 live sessions and recorded concerts - indie and rock - on BBC, XFM, Fabchannel, AOL, WXPN, KCRW and European radio stations

See also:

A Web FM Primer

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International

lukamar — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 23:47:53 CST

WebFMAdd links to more international stations to this list--just click EasyEdit

www.Ricefieldradio.com
www.munghanalonenefm.co.za

BBC Radio

Batanga Latin Music

CBC Radio

C.C.N Imports NZ

c.c.n — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 02:19:42 CDT

CLick here to go to C.C.N Imports home page

How It Works

Webdj — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 17:53:56 CDT

Two-Minute Tutor

Understanding how Internet radio works just takes a little bit of math. You always hear about “bits per second” as if it’s just technical jargon -- but when you’re talking about music, those seconds actually mean seconds of music.

The first commercial digital music was put on compact discs in the 1980s. CDs use 1,411,200 million bits of digital information to describe every second of music! Another way to say that is about 1.4 megabits per second.

It’s easy for that many bits to move that quickly from a disc in your CD player to your stereo. But moving that much data that fast through the Internet was a problem at first. Early modems could receive just 14 or 28 thousand bits per second. They couldn’t grab information about the music fast enough to play music, without pausing for it to download.

Two things happened. Companies like Real Networks, Microsoft, and Fraunhofer (the developer of MP3) figured out ways to describe audio using far fewer bits, mostly by eliminating redundant digital information. A song that has been run through an MP3 encoder can deliver one second of nearly CD-quality audio using just 128 thousand bits, or 128 kbps. That’s a lot less data to move in order to make beautiful music.

Meanwhile, broadband Internet services like DSL and cable arose, receiving data at speeds of at least 128 kilobits per second. Voila! Now you can click your mouse and begin hearing music immediately. The flow of bits, behind the scenes, is fast enough that each second of music arrives before you hear it, and the music plays without interruption or any “download” waiting time.

On the receiving end (your computer), the “player” software instantly decodes the bits it receives and through the computer’s sound card, turns them back into music. In fact, because digital music transmission involves COding and DECoding the audio, the software that handles this process inside an Internet radio player is called a “codec.”

See also:

What You Need

GRIEVANCE

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NATIVE TONGUE

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DEF LEPPARD - ENGLAND

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Kreator - Israel

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John Trudell.

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Welcome to the Rez.

Arakain.

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WolfMoon.

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Static X.

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Dedicated to all Skaters !!

Within Temptation.

acerb45666555 — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 21:08:22 CDT

Streamaudio

acerb45666555 — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:56:22 CDT

I would say that Guitar God Zakk Wylde is a reasonable facsimilie for streaming audio !

Web FM wiki - About Us

chevmasta — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:35:14 CDT

What is Web FM wiki?

Web FM is a wiki created as a resource for music lovers of all ages -- a user-generated community source for anyone who wants to tune in to Internet radio.

Anyone can contribute – from Bach aficionados to metal heads who love to hear live riffs. The invitation to participate is extended to all people who love music, whether it’s the latest house spins from an up-and-coming DJ or the intricate layering of a Mozart chorale. Adding your knowledge and experience to the cause enhances what we hope will be a vital resource for this emerging technology.

We welcome you to tune it in, turn it up and tell others!

What is Wetpaint?

Web FM wiki is powered by Wetpaint. Wetpaint provides free hosting and tools for the creation of websites like this one, featuring the community-building elements of wikis, blogs, and forums. It’s an exciting new tool for communication and content creation that’s focused on ease of use, enabling anyone, regardless of his or her technical abilities, to easily collaborate and connect with others who share a common passion.

How do I get started?

The best way to get an overview for how to use and contribute to this site is to view the demo. For answers to more technical questions, check out the Web FM help section. We've also written a code of conduct to help frame guidelines for appropriate and respectful community participation.

For a more human touch, reach out to one of the site moderators or another community member if you have a question or require help. You can find the moderators in the “Meet the Moderators” section in the bottom right-hand corner of most pages.

Kofi FM

Anonymous — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 12:06:42 CDT

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Join him round the clock for discussions and home music.

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