Affordable audiostreaming for LPFMs and micropowers yet available?

[kirkiefan]

Just throwing out a question here... to get the ball rolling.

 

[LibertyNT]

Yea. Loudcity pays all royalties for non commercial and hobby transmissions over the internet.

 

[Carmine5]

I've been hearing only good things about Securenet Radio Streaming Services; low cost, reliable connection and widest compatibility with players.

http://www.radiostreamingservices.com/

c5

 

[Flying-Dutchman]

I use Windows Media Encoder. It's free from Microsoft.

 

[edarmsttrong]

I've been hearing only good things about Securenet Radio Streaming Services; low cost, reliable connection and widest compatibility with players.

http://www.radiostreamingservices.com/

c5

Do they take care of things on the music licensing end of things?

 

[Carmine5]

I've been hearing only good things about Securenet Radio Streaming Services; low cost, reliable connection and widest compatibility with players.

http://www.radiostreamingservices.com/

c5

Do they take care of things on the music licensing end of things?

No, the broadcaster deals directly with SoundExchange. However, what Securenet will do is provide you with a downloadable log with all of the pertinent data and in a format that SoundEx accepts. You simply turn in this log and SoundEx calculates the payment. If you're a small broadcaster the payment is made just once a year.

Here is a FAQ page:

http://www.securenetsystems.net/index.cfm?page=knowledge_base&KTCAT=RDO

c5