How are you trying to embed it? And which code did you use that took you to the wrong color page?

What other stations would you like to see on the list?

You might try to convert the bbcode I wrote for vbulletin for phpbb2…

[PVR] Forum Radio Player v1.60 – vBulletin.org Forum

What’s the URL of your forum anyway, I’m curious?

However you might consider linking directly to the streams to be launched in a real radio player…

Party Vibe Radio: The High Defintion Party Radio with the Vibe! – Party Vibe Radio

The black page acts as our mobile radio app

Partyvibe Radio Stations

In this case however I think this person’s refering to one of our the dark theme players.

>the “black page with the player” might be the low bitrate version for mobile devices

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With some players it actually shows a small player in the middle of the screen with a black background.

Hello Dr. Bunsen, I am extremely excited to see your player as well as the player working very well with all types of browsers.

I host an internet radio program using shoutcast with an ip address : port. Is there any way I can use your player to stream my broadcast on my webpage?

I have attempted html5 and cannot make it work with IE or safari type browsers, but it works fine on chrome and firefox.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW This is a Christian internet radio program that I have been hosting for the past 8 years.

Thanks again!!!

Deacon Scott
Myrtle Beach, SC

Hi Deacon

TBH I don’t think there is an easy way of making a browser player that works on every browser as they all have competing ideas about how to do it. And that is the same for all of use whether we wish to broadcast or listen to loud EDM or music and speech for our faith groups.

As well as EDM on Party Vibe Radio I listen to Dutch pirate stations via streaming and Radio Maria Nederland which is (as you might expect) a Catholic broadcaster. (I am not a particularly good Catholic or that religious, but attended Catholic junior schools and thus listening to RMNL helps me improve my Dutch). They have some interesting programmes as well and are far more liberal and open minded than I’d expected (although this is part of Dutch culture, as is the effective use of soundprocessing).

What they all do is provide easy links to the actual stream, which you can cut and paste into your preferred player software, and on their own websites/forums easy guides on how to install this.

@deacon_dj 562579 wrote:

It is wonderful to have all the browsers working. Is there a solution for the smartphone and tablet streaming???

unfortunately the ecosystems of these are made to nudge online broadcasters towards coding their own unique aps, and no one wants to share an app that just works as a media player for all streams without delivering some adverts (which may not be in line with your beliefs/principles, and are an annoyance anyway).

RMNL share two links, one has an online browser player, the other is the raw link to their server which will work with any device but has to be cut and pasted. They do have an Android app but its shared with all the other worldwide franchises and when I tried it it always reset to the American stream rather than stay on the Dutch one…

their online listeners are going to range from tech savvy kids to middle aged folk who invested in a first generation internet radio which usually only plays back MP3 streams (newer ones will do AAC+, but will also receive DAB and they have licenses for both DAB+ and analogue MF (AM) – I can receive the analogue MF signal in England quite easily, albeit subject to noise/atmospherics). Such devices are popular with North Europeans as they already have a culture of listening to radio (often a larger size set with good audio quality) via a cable as the PTT (telecom company) provided this service alongside cable TV.

As a religious station you may have an advantage as religion teaches younger people to help the elders, and to be patient and put effort into getting results. TBH I would suggest using your stations website to share info on where to get the best media players for each device from and how to set them up…

No problem. Your best bet where iOS and Android are concerned is to encourage your listeners to use a native like tunein.com or winamp and tell them how to find your stream(s). Alternatively just link to those directories’ HTML5 pages for your streams.

@deacon_dj 562581 wrote:

Excellent General Lighting. Many thanks for your reply. I shall try as you suggested. I thought I might put both codes on my webpage (the html5 and the muses player) but I do not know if it will present a problem. Perhaps your suggestions will work better.

Thanks again my friend,

Deacon Scott 🙂

I’m not aware of it being possible to link directly to a stream in any app but you can advise users to bookmark them.

bear in mind though that older Android devices may not have enough memory to run TuneIn (it gathers a lot of data presumably for advertisers and to buffer the stream). Hence why Radio Maria NL provide the direct link. it may be worth having a look at their site even if you don’t understand the language; one particularly good feature is that it only autoplays after you have clicked on the loudspeaker in the box “Luister live” (listen live).

Below that is another link “meer informatie” (more information) where the first link is the direct one to the webstream, below that are details of the traditional radio frequencies the MF sender, then DAB+, a link to a European online dealer of internet radios (these are portable but usually connect to wifi) including one for those whose eyesight is not good, after that various links for listening on computers. They encourage folk to listen on DAB+ if they are in the Netherlands as it is better sound quality than the AM/MF transmission and doesn’t cost them extra in bandwidth; although the online stream is popular with overseas listeners

I originally found the station via the MF sender out of curiosity but sometimes there is a lot of interference (computers and the new LED lamps create this it, and transmit it into the electricity cables) which added to the content being in a second language leads to some bizzare mishearings / misinterpretations (such as “wees barmhatig” (be compassionate) becoming “wees katachtig” (be catlike)).

Radio Maria – AM 675 – Home

also a film of the studio here (the music playout and the on air studio are in different places). The dial-a-prayer for the Rozenkranz (rosary) is particularly impressive, as this is often sent over 7KHz ISDN phone circuits from the elderly care homes (as the patients may not be well enough to attend Mass); I work as a IT manager in these places and in the UK we cannot do that as we’ve only got 3 analogue phone circuits.

I don’t expect listening to them to get me into heaven; although I did stop a runaway pram in London from getting into the main road, and ensured some nuns in my sisters school got sufficient supplies of Guiness and gin.I think Dad didn’t put me through Confirmation, meaning I am classed as either a child still or a lunatic (albeit a harmless one). but at least I may only end up hauling defect accus along the corridors or Purgatory (and bringing back new ones) as well as sorting out random infrastructure faults rather than end up in the hot place – Indeed I got the impression the Dutch who got into Heaven would run purgatory as a hobby.