Radiomap.eu • Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Radiomap.eu?

    Radiomap.eu is a website that lists radio stations by their real broadcasting frequencies and enables you to tune in directly from your browser, with no download required. It's also a place to find information about main transmitters and towers' technical data and many radio-related links.

    Radiomap.eu currently covers all big cities on European continent and Russia, Radiomap.us the biggest cities in the United States and WorldRadioMap.com - Canada and The Caribbean. The number of streaming radio stations surpasses ten thousand. You can listen all of them for free!

    Radiomap.eu is owned and managed by Mikhail Shcherbak (a.k.a. Predavatel) with help of many friends from around the continent. Because we all love to listen to radio.

How to use?

You can select a city on the map or from the list to review the full frequency band in selected location. First there are listed FM stations in the range 87.50-108.00 MHz and after that Longwave and Mediumwave stations that can be received in normal daily conditions. The stations marked in pale in most cases are not local (from other place in the same country or cross-border), but can be received with good quality in the city area. Radiomap.eu is not listing festive or pirate radio stations.

How to listen?

To listen live selected station just click on it! The new popup window will appear and in few seconds your radio will play live. Colour of the speaker icon depends on media format of the radio-streaming as it follows:

Windows Media Audio format, compatible with Windows Media Player

mp3 format, also compatible with WMP, but also with Winamp

, AIMP

or other mp3 player

aacPlus (Orban AAC/aacPlus plugin

) or mp3PRO (mp3PRO plugin

)

OGG format needs Java

or VLC media plugin

Real Audio format - Real Player

other audio formats

You need Adobe Flash Player

and to allow JavaScript

to use the the website. Our website is optimized for Internet Explorer 7 and Mozilla Firefox 2/3 or above, and also it's working well on other browsers such as Opera and Chrome. You should also have at least a 56k Internet connection, but a broadband connection will give you the best results.

Problems with Mobile devices and other systems?

Many radio stations simply cannot be heard on some mobile devices running Android, iOS and on Mac computers. We are working hard to make it possible. Meanwhile you can copy the streaming link and play it with Windows Media Components for Quicktime

for Mac, or install the multiplatform VLC Player

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