When Unholy Radio on UN used to be active they hosted it on a free site, but i forget the name sorry. Maybe if you asked someone there they could help you. It was very buggy though.

It would be better when you guys would have a server
to stream the music, like web radio
i will ask a friend how it will work :D

Hey Nick,

A podcast would probably be the best way to go.

Cheers

this would be super uber cool BUT i think u would need to play some music too becuase u guys would run out of things to say fast :D I could DJ im pro as :D

Yea great ideas do it pleaseAttachment 771

Legal Issues:

• If you plan on showing ads, you will have to pay royalties to the artists of the songs you play. Without paying royalties, this is pirate radio and illegal.
• If you don't want to show ads, you can avoid a lawsuit by operating under the creative commons license. You will need to display the creative commons symbol on your website to let people know you're legal. creative commons allows you to play any song you want, even downloaded music, for "fair use, criticism, non-commercial, non-profit use.


Methods:

- Video: Check out a video blog with streaming video that allows for audio and visual input. Like a guy above me said, they can also view the recorded content if they missed the live content. Use "Prillio.com", I heard it was good for visual broadcasts.
- Audio: I've tried this before, but to no prevail. I'm guessing if you check out "radio" in the iTunes sidebar on a PC/Mac, you may find a link to create your own station.
- RSS: This is one of my favourite ways of doing things. For lazy people, too. Basically, an RSS is a live feed that can be updated anytime, anywhere. It wouldn't be "live", but it would be "semi-live". Basically, you provide an RSS connection that displays a live feed of audio files from a playlist. Simply pre-record what you want to say before the song has ended, add the file to the playlist and it will be automatically updated to the RSS feeds as if it were live. It also gives you the time to add sound effects, etc. But you have to be willing to record and upload th audio files one after the other, constantly.

What I've Done:

In the past I've tried making a radio station. It was amateur, to say the least. It was actually a video feed on a website, but I had the video blackened with SmartCam and displayed an image. The blackened cam blendd in with the background of the website, so no one knew there was actually a video feed on the website. They just saw the radio logo I had up.

Whenever I switched to music, I quickly unplugged The mic and connected the speakers to the audio input so it would be clear and no one would hear me talking during play. I guess if you're good with Flash and HTML5, there are some scripts to pull an audio feed straight from your computer as you record it.

It was never free, at least for the first few years 2008-onwards. UDI always paid to keep the radio when I was a common player.


Also, it would be cool if you could have actual players come on the show as well and things like that.

I agree. You could use Skype.

use own3d.tv. its free and super easy.

I even have one going now
www.own3d.tv/skilliard

Slight bump.

Still plans to do this?

I still want to do this.

use own3d.tv. It can stream sound and video and it's all free. If you don't want video just set the screen region to like 1 pixel on the screen.

If you're gonna do it, then don't just talk about Classic. Talk about Graal general, like Era and stuff.

No we're just gonna talk about Classic because that's where we play. And yes we still really want to do this.

http://www.blogtv.com/
http://www.livestream.com/platform/broadcastlive
http://www.justin.tv/

Some good ones