Originally posted by jimslyp69Thread 55261
What is RHP radio and how did 7ate9 destroy it?
And to spare you some reading, 7ate9 changed all the station names to "WHORE" (repeatedly), which made it very difficult to find the station you were looking for, and impossible to figure out whose station you were listening to if you didn't know that already.
Originally posted by Nordlyshey 🙂 can someone PM me the password
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And to spare you some reading, 7ate9 changed all the station names to "WHORE" (repeatedly), which made it very difficult to find the station you were looking for, and impossible to figure out whose station you were listening to if you didn't know that already.
Originally posted by NordlysThanks Nordles. Oh dear. What a clown.
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And to spare you some reading, 7ate9 changed all the station names to "WHORE" (repeatedly), which made it very difficult to find the station you were looking for, and impossible to figure out whose station you were listening to if you didn't know that already.
Originally posted by jimslyp69It looks like we are back on track now sans 789. Anyone know where the shared links came from?
Thanks Nordles. Oh dear. What a clown.
One thing I haven't figured out, if several people tune into a station, do they all hear the same track? I would think yes. But how would it be if the originator leaves? I don't mean delete the station but just logs out or listens to another station. Do the other listeners still hear the same tracks? I would guess also yes but don't know for sure.
Originally posted by sonhouseNo, we tried this yesterday, everyone listening gets a different track.
It looks like we are back on track now sans 789. Anyone know where the shared links came from?
One thing I haven't figured out, if several people tune into a station, do they all hear the same track? I would think yes. But how would it be if the originator leaves? I don't mean delete the station but just logs out or listens to another station. Do the other listeners still hear the same tracks? I would guess also yes but don't know for sure.
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Originally posted by sonhouseNo, it is random, i tried this round a mates house the other day. Basically it downloads the track onto your computer and plays it from cache. When the track finishes it deletes it. If you cut your connection off the tune contiues for a while even though you're offline.
It looks like we are back on track now sans 789. Anyone know where the shared links came from?
One thing I haven't figured out, if several people tune into a station, do they all hear the same track? I would think yes. But how would it be if the originator leaves? I don't mean delete the station but just logs out or listens to another station. Do the other listeners still hear the same tracks? I would guess also yes but don't know for sure.
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Originally posted by MarinkatombSo if three people are tuned to sonhouse they each hear differant cuts? Thats strange if so, its not a good definition of a radio station.
No, it is random, i tried this round a mates house the other day. Basically it downloads the track onto your computer and plays it from cache. When the track finishes it deletes it. If you cut your connection off the tune contiues for a while even though you're offline.
Right now I am listening to Ralph McTell's 'Streets of London' So if you go there you will not hear that track?
That leads to another question: can you record the tunes coming in to your HD so it doesn't get deleted?
Originally posted by sonhouseNo, I've got Doc Watson - Sitting On top Of The World.
So if three people are tuned to sonhouse they each hear differant cuts? Thats strange if so, its not a good definition of a radio station.
Right now I am listening to Ralph McTell's 'Streets of London' So if you go there you will not hear that track?
Originally posted by sonhouseTrue, but if it were a true radio station, you also wouldn't be able to skip pieces. At least that would make it rather weird for the other listeners...
So if three people are tuned to sonhouse they each hear differant cuts? Thats strange if so, its not a good definition of a radio station.
BTW, there is a synth improv genius with his own internet station, named Art Slepian. He has Artmusiccoffehouse.com
here is the archived list:
http://artmusicarchives.com/archives.htm
I played my own music there once which he did not record because it was with Spook Handy and Jodi James, we did individual stuff which is not in his regular format which is a single person or group. He noodles for 20 minutes on the keyboard then gives it over to the artist of the night. He has several years of archived material, really great stuff in a lot of differant but usually acoustic music genre's. Check him out.