The 1920s Radio Network has three primary broadcast streams.
MP3 Stream, Servers 1 and 2 Technical details:
Primary Server 1 (Winamp/Mediaplayer/Real/Quicktime)
Location: Norfolk, Va
Listener Max: 300
Bitrate: 128kbps mono
IP/Name: 64.5.130.43
Port: 80
Relay: Yes
Secondary Server 2 (Winamp/Mediaplayer/Real/Quicktime)
Location: Los Angeles, CA / Ashburn VA
Listener Max: 50
Bitrate: 128kbps mono
IP/Name: Tess.Fast-Serv.com
Port: 8570
Relay: Yes
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Server 3 Media Player Stream Technical details:
Location: Norfolk, Va
Listener Max: No Cap
Bitrate: 128kbps stereo
Server Address: mms://streaming.whro.org:80/wmtencoder/wbdh
Relay: Yes
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Hi Fi AAC MP4 Stereo Stream Technical Details:
Location: Ashburn, Va
Listener Max: 25
Bitrate: 32kbps stereo
Server Name/IP: kara.fast-serv.com
Port: 8398
Relay: Yes
The 1920s Network over-the-air services (Norfolk Va Beach Market only)
Analog: 67 Khz SCA subcarrier of WHRO FM (90.3 Mhz)
Digital: Secondary sub stream of the WHRO FM (90.3 Mhz) transmission. (HD-3)
FM transmitter power: Comparable to a 50 KW Class B FM (broadcasting from Driver Va.)
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Technical information about our Network break avails for broadcast affiliates:
The 1920s Radio Network uses 3 subaudible tones at the top of every hour and also one 'floating' break near the botom of all music hours.
The Top Of Hour break is preceeded by one short burst 25/35 HZ of 500 ms duration and the rejoin tone is 35 HZ following our local ID. Your station may choose to cutaway from our programming during this time and insert your own ID. The top of hour avail is 20 seconds.
Our floating break near the bottom of most hours is preceeded by a 25 HZ tone 500ms in duration. This avail is very short- only 5 Seconds. It is followed by the 35 HZ rejoin tone. You can use this break to put in a quick liner or jingle.
Your station will need to buy a subaudible tone decoder in order to use these features we offer. Decoder outputs are as described:The 25 HZ output is used for Jingle Start and Network cutaway. The 35 HZ output is for Network rejoin, and the 25/35 combo is for Top Of Hour ID start and Network cutaway. Please contact Brian if you need help.
