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[sindi keesan <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>]

I have made scripts (possibly buggy) for 20 16K of 24K and 1 32K (kcme) 
and an overall 'rad' script, for stations claiming to be at least partly 
classical, some of which were playing unpleasant noises Saturday evening. 
keesan.freeshell.org/bl/rad - main script, and k??? w??? and vpr and mbpc 
the individual stations.

I did not bother with the 32K stations.  When I connect at 24K this leaves 
me 600bytes/sec to do other things.  Someone suggested trying a different 
modem cable so as to connect at more than 42000.  An internal modem gets 
up to 46000.  Why would a 42000 connection only provide 24K plus 600 bytes 
= 30K?

On Sun, 1 May 2005, sindi keesan wrote:

> publicradiofan.com  lists, by genre (and supposedly by format but I could not 
> get that working with links2) many pages of classical stations.
> Realplayer and WM are required by most of them but I followed the links to 
> the pls or m3u files for the mp3 stations and found
>
> 16K  VRT (Brussels)  - both -low stations play the same music
>
> 24K - (including the few I found elsewhere too) kuat, mpbm, kwtu, vpr, wbni, 
> wnch, wnpr, wdav, wuol, weku, wmnr, mbpc, wbni, kbaq, klre, and some that 
> were playing non-classical very early Sunday morning (1 am):  wpsu, kska, 
> ktxk, kvlu, wmuk, wnmu, kuhf, kcme but are listed as partly classical
>
> 32K  - wuga, kcme, kajx, krwg, kupr, kusc, rrrn (Belgium), whrb, wmpe, whmi, 
> wnyc
>
> This speed works when I connect at 46K but at this location I get only 42K 
> and 32K sounds rather bad.
>
> 56 - kacu, wbhm, wvik
>
> 96 wcpe
>
>
> Some others were not loading so I presume they were also too fast for a modem 
> connection.
>
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