MixCloud VS Radio.co

That makes sense. I hadn't thought about their route. Could I test that by doing a traceroute to mixcloud.com with and without the VPN? Source: over 1 year ago

I've been having a bizarre Spectrumin NYC upload issue. When I try to upload a music podcast to a few sites, like mixcloud.com and others, I get timeout issues, very slow uploads, and general instability. I have gigabit internet with 40Mbs up, and the file size is 50MB which is not significant. Source: over 1 year ago

I like mixcloud.com for my music. It's free for basic use plus I tire of hearing the same tracks over and over. Search what you like and you'll find shows playing whatever genre you're into. Source: over 1 year ago

This isn't exactly what you're looking for, but there's a mixtape artist Oonops on Brooklyn Radio. (I listen to it on mixcloud.com). It's him and a bunch of guest DJs, and he's got a ton of content. But one of his series is called "smokey jazz sessions". Some of it is more conventional jazz, but there's a lot of samples you'd probably recognize, and there's also a lot of hip hop woven in. Source: over 1 year ago

Your best bet is to post to mixcloud.com or soundcloud.com They have license arrangements with everybody and as long as you're not trying to snatch credit for somebody else's original work, you will be just fine. Source: over 1 year ago

Have you googled this? There's radio platforms available out there already, for example: https://radio.co/. Source: 11 months ago

I run badradio.nz using radio.co ... it's quite expensive for 192kbps streaming but it seems to be very stable. Unless you're going for some kind of Spotify like streaming experience then you can just store the uploads on an AWS bucket. Source: over 1 year ago

What I did: first I set up an internet radio using "radio.co" (i swear this is not an add) and set up 3 different channels which happened to be the "forza horizon bass arena" and "Gta vice city" radios respectively; which were literally the entire radios of the respective games (locutors and all) all jammed in a single mp3 file per radio "frequency" then I took a pi zero and installed android on it; (your usual... Source: over 1 year ago

We use radio.co. Am just a DJ, not station manager, so I can't tell you how you start and setup an account, but from what I know, it's very straightforward. Radio.co offers automation which is good for when no one is on (Else, you gotta do it with your computer which costs money in energy bills). Source: over 1 year ago

Hello - Lucy here from Radio.co. I'm a bit new to reddit so hopefully this is the right place to put this... Source: over 1 year ago