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What Boston HD radio subchannels aren't available via the web?

thezak said:
What Boston metropolitan area hybrid digital HD radio subchannels aren't available via the internet?...
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You must be posting on a computer or some sort of device that has internet capability. Why don't you go to the websites of the parent stations and see whether they have links to audio streams of their HD subchannels?
 
Eli Polonsky said:
thezak said:
What Boston metropolitan area hybrid digital HD radio subchannels aren't available via the internet?...
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You must be posting on a computer or some sort of device that has internet capability. Why don't you go to the websites of the parent stations and see whether they have links to audio streams of their HD subchannels?
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Because there are 25 of them, according to
http://www.hdradio.com/stations/Massachusetts-MA/Boston-11? I'd also like to find that information in one place, but don't expect to.
 
So far HD Radio is a cruel joke. AM stereo, anyone? You need an easy connect to existing systems and compelling programming. Lots of promo money wasted on HD Radio...should have been applied to more live and local on the real stations.
Can't live without HD TV!
 
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