What is InternetRadio

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Internetradio is a type of digital audio broadcasting that uses the Internet as the transmission medium. It is usually played over a wired connection, not wirelessly. It's a great way to listen to your favorite radio stations without paying a monthly subscription to a traditional radio station. There are so many online stations that it's easy to find the right one.

Starting an internet radio station is simple and requires only a computer and a broadband connection. You will also need broadcast software and a microphone. Microphones can be found for less than 15 euros and will give you clear sound. Once you have your microphone and computer set up, you can start packing your content for streaming to an online audio server.

Internet radio is a great alternative to traditional FM broadcasting because radio stations use the same codecs as traditional broadcasters. This means sound quality is generally better on FM. Many Internet radio stations are free to listen to, while others require a fee to access their content. There are several internet radio stations available around the world.

Internet radio streams are sent directly over the Internet and require a broadband connection to receive the signal. Many stations are produced by existing broadcasters and provide simulations of the original broadcast. This makes it an interesting choice for those who want to listen to international radio shows. Internet radio is best heard on a broadband connection, as the audio stream requires a broadband connection and must always be on.