Both the US and UK radio markets are quite different, but share similarities in terms of show structure and music. I recommend checking out the Radio.co University for some help guides: radio.co/radio-university/ We offer both iPhone and Android apps. Reach a wider audience by getting your station on both, here's how: radio.co/radio-university/app-builder
Depends on the countries you're broadcasting to and a few other factors (listener numbers, how often you play commercial music, etc). When it comes to licensing there's no definitive answer, so I recommend contacting your local government to help you get where you need to be.
Was just viewing your website. 1 question: What is the cost of using music? I know royalties have to be paid. Is this something that is covered in the Cost of your Plans? ok that was 2 questions
We don't cover royalties. It's up to the broadcaster to make sure they have the proper licensing, for more info check out: radio.co/blog/stream-licensing-explained
do your stations support in India? I recently setup a station in radionomy and when i tested the streaming link, it said " this station is not available in your country". They have geolocked it.
Stations hosted with Radio.co are available worldwide, so you shouldn't have a problem in India. Get started today with your 7 day free trial: radio.co/pricing
As licensing differs from country to country, we have a few tips and point you in the right direction to cover your radio station here: radio.co/blog/stream-licensing-explained/
No, you need a broadcasting platform like Radio.co which is designed to handle audio streams. For more info check out: radio.co/radio-university/create-your-own-radio-station
No, you need a soundcard to process audio. Most computers, like Macs, have built-in internal soundcards. Got another question? Why not talk with us over the phone by booking a demo: radio.co/book-a-demo
Hi radio.co I'm the manager of urban8radio we are having terrible terrible trouble getting and keeping listeners? Could radio.co please give us a hand if that's possible
We have a few guides worth checking out on how to attract, engage, and keep listeners coming back... How to Get More Listeners for Your Internet Radio Station: radio.co/blog/get-more-listeners-for-your-station 7 Tips on How to Present Great Radio: radio.co/blog/7-tips-present-great-radio How to Turn Your Radio Listeners into Content Collaborators: radio.co/blog/turn-radio-listeners-into-content-collaborators Need a hand with something else? Get in touch with our team at studio@radio.co.
Pricing is in £, $, and € here: radio.co/pricing Radio licensing advice can be found here: help.radio.co/your-account-billing-and-tips/tips/music-licensing-royalties
Not with Radio.co, but I imagine you can with video streaming services like CZcams and Facebook. Take a tour of Radio.co to see how it can work for you: radio.co/blog/broadcasting-online-radio
Correct me if I'm wrong, but why would someone pay for a server since you need your pc to run 24/7 anyway to stream to this server???? Just make your PC the server people. Lmao.
Go for it. But it's a bit difficult though, and you've got server costs, maintenance, and what happens when your server goes down? Plus, how are you sharing your station? Apps? Smart skills? Again, if you're clued up on this stuff then go for it, if not then we might be able to help. Speaking of which, free advice: radio.co/radio-university/how-to-start-an-internet-radio-station
Thank you in enjoying it so far
Cool stuff!!
Great video , Thanks I will be using you guys in my venture. I'm in the US is it any different in the U.K Then here in the States?
Both the US and UK radio markets are quite different, but share similarities in terms of show structure and music. I recommend checking out the Radio.co University for some help guides: radio.co/radio-university/
We offer both iPhone and Android apps. Reach a wider audience by getting your station on both, here's how: radio.co/radio-university/app-builder
A little HELP from my friend!
Need a hand? Contact us at studio@radio.co.
Brilliant, thanks
No worries 😀
Question: would you still need to consider royalties when using commercial music, even if the radio is a non-profit?
Depends on the countries you're broadcasting to and a few other factors (listener numbers, how often you play commercial music, etc). When it comes to licensing there's no definitive answer, so I recommend contacting your local government to help you get where you need to be.
If the artist you are playing is affiliated with ASCAP, BMI or any publishing companies you have to pay royalties.
Was just viewing your website. 1 question: What is the cost of using music? I know royalties have to be paid. Is this something that is covered in the Cost of your Plans? ok that was 2 questions
We don't cover royalties. It's up to the broadcaster to make sure they have the proper licensing, for more info check out: radio.co/blog/stream-licensing-explained
do your stations support in India?
I recently setup a station in radionomy and when i tested the streaming link, it said " this station is not available in your country". They have geolocked it.
Stations hosted with Radio.co are available worldwide, so you shouldn't have a problem in India. Get started today with your 7 day free trial: radio.co/pricing
Is there a deal where we can pay a copyright payment somewhere and then play any artist we like?
As licensing differs from country to country, we have a few tips and point you in the right direction to cover your radio station here: radio.co/blog/stream-licensing-explained/
Can you broadcast off say a Virgin or Sky computer server?
No, you need a broadcasting platform like Radio.co which is designed to handle audio streams. For more info check out: radio.co/radio-university/create-your-own-radio-station
Thanks for your quick reply. I mean't receiving internet stations on your radio, sorry for the confusion and lack of subject relevance.
If you mean relaying, then yes - here's how: help.radio.co/advanced-features/media-and-tracks/scheduled-relays
can i broadcast live without a sound card?
No, you need a soundcard to process audio. Most computers, like Macs, have built-in internal soundcards.
Got another question? Why not talk with us over the phone by booking a demo: radio.co/book-a-demo
Where I can get a Jingle for my radio show?
Find music and jingles here: radio.co/blog/radio-plugging-find-new-music
Hi radio.co I'm the manager of urban8radio we are having terrible terrible trouble getting and keeping listeners? Could radio.co please give us a hand if that's possible
We have a few guides worth checking out on how to attract, engage, and keep listeners coming back...
How to Get More Listeners for Your Internet Radio Station: radio.co/blog/get-more-listeners-for-your-station
7 Tips on How to Present Great Radio: radio.co/blog/7-tips-present-great-radio
How to Turn Your Radio Listeners into Content Collaborators: radio.co/blog/turn-radio-listeners-into-content-collaborators
Need a hand with something else? Get in touch with our team at studio@radio.co.
is this just British cost and licensing?
Pricing is in £, $, and € here: radio.co/pricing
Radio licensing advice can be found here: help.radio.co/your-account-billing-and-tips/tips/music-licensing-royalties
Agreed
Me too.
Can I have a chat room while I broadcast live?
Not with Radio.co, but I imagine you can with video streaming services like CZcams and Facebook. Take a tour of Radio.co to see how it can work for you: radio.co/blog/broadcasting-online-radio
Correct me if I'm wrong, but why would someone pay for a server since you need your pc to run 24/7 anyway to stream to this server???? Just make your PC the server people. Lmao.
Go for it. But it's a bit difficult though, and you've got server costs, maintenance, and what happens when your server goes down? Plus, how are you sharing your station? Apps? Smart skills? Again, if you're clued up on this stuff then go for it, if not then we might be able to help. Speaking of which, free advice: radio.co/radio-university/how-to-start-an-internet-radio-station
And just PLAY good Music!
Always.