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Where are the European university stations?
There are hardly any
They just need to be indexed like the American ones. I am pretty sure there are Canadian ones (and from other countries) as well.
I'm looking for the inverse. I want an AM/FM tuner that I can stream audio from. It used to be I lived in a place without enough internet connectivity for streaming. Even still, AM/FM radio broadcast still worked. *If only there was a radio tuner that I could attach to a raspberry pi, then stream the audio from it. Bonus points if it lets me record live broadcasts. * A non-janky solution, like something actually desi…
For me the performance was quite good. I could pick up the music anywhere within ~100 ft from a short 6cm wire soldered to a GPIO pin.
If you're ever in a strange city in a rental car, and want to find a radio station: look between 88 and 92 on the FM dial. That range is reserved for non-profit stations, like these.
You'll also find the local NPR station(s) down there, if there are any.
I'm looking for the inverse. I want an AM/FM tuner that I can stream audio from. It used to be I lived in a place without enough internet connectivity for streaming. Even still, AM/FM radio broadcast still worked. *If only there was a radio tuner that I could attach to a raspberry pi, then stream the audio from it. Bonus points if it lets me record live broadcasts. * A non-janky solution, like something actually desi…
If you are looking for more. - Chicago jazz - College of DuPage, in Glen Ellyn, Il wdcb.org
I'm looking for the inverse. I want an AM/FM tuner that I can stream audio from. It used to be I lived in a place without enough internet connectivity for streaming. Even still, AM/FM radio broadcast still worked. *If only there was a radio tuner that I could attach to a raspberry pi, then stream the audio from it. Bonus points if it lets me record live broadcasts. * A non-janky solution, like something actually desi…
You could attach an rtl-sdr to a raspberry pi and locally host a websdr server ( https://github.com/jketterl/openwebrx is a good open source one). The rtl-sdr doesn't have a high enough sample rate to cover about half of the commercial fm broadcast spectrum at a time where you can see quickly switch between stations in that portion e.g. 89-94 Mhz. Going to the other half just requires having two different modes and s…
Where are the European university stations?
There are hardly any
Incomplete list of just U.K. ones
As some here in the forum I did shows back then on ("independent") stations, love the medium and think there is (too less heard) creativity out there.
..that's also why I built something similar. But with the focus on the shows(!) https://radiobird.fm
Just a german version right now and mostly european stations but with a plan to change that.
This is awesome! I love all the logos. A few more if you want to add - WUSB https://www.wusb.fm/ WSOU https://www.wsou.net/ WNYU https://wnyu.org/ WKCR https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/wkcr/