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> - no radio (on my usual station), first thing I noted that morning. I imagine that's internet radio? That couldn't be normal AM/FM radio.
by jolmg 7y ago
> - no radio (on my usual station), first thing I noted that morning.
I imagine that's internet radio? That couldn't be normal AM/FM radio.
- Nextgrid 7y agoNormal AM/FM radio still needs a way to send the audio data to the transmitter. Either the studio was in the region and their internet uplink was affected, or the local transmitter was using the internet to receive the audio feed.
- leghifla 7y agoIt was FM radio, and I think the studio sends its data to the antenna using some internet link, which was down.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]