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Kyser_Soze - Posted 9:33 am PDT 10/29/09 (485 Posts)
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drabina - Posted 9:54 am PDT 10/29/09 (445 Posts)
I just got HD head unit for my car. Not because it had the HD feature but because it was cheap and had other features I wanted. But you are right. Unless it is a new radio station, the songs repeat and the commercial brakes are longer and longer.
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ruffjustice - Posted 10:43 am PDT 10/29/09 (412 Posts)
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slikkster - Posted 12:48 pm PDT 10/29/09 (257 Posts)
Imagine that...radio stations need to play commercials to actually stay in business. Who knew? That said, FM radio stations in HD normally have sub-channels (HD2 and sometimes HD3, but HD3 normally has less bandwidth/quality).
Those HD2 sub-channels right now are generally commercial free or at least have very few interruptions. Many of the HD3 channels are simulcasts of AM stations.
I'd take a well-processed HD2 station over a squashed and bandwidth-limited satellite channel any day.
Commercial radio is a local medium, by and large. Can't say that about internet radio, unless it's some station's web stream. And hey, who needs internet radio with iPods/mp3s and Rhapsody, etc.?
Those HD2 sub-channels right now are generally commercial free or at least have very few interruptions. Many of the HD3 channels are simulcasts of AM stations.
I'd take a well-processed HD2 station over a squashed and bandwidth-limited satellite channel any day.
Commercial radio is a local medium, by and large. Can't say that about internet radio, unless it's some station's web stream. And hey, who needs internet radio with iPods/mp3s and Rhapsody, etc.?
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XBMCdotORG - Posted 4:05 pm PDT 10/29/09 (76 Posts)
Pandora and AccuRadio.





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