radio with a phonecall

[ygeffens]

Hi

In Belgium, Proximus has a phonenumber (+32 475 15 2000) that, when you call it, answers, and you hear Radio 1, a national radio-station.

Does anyone know of other similar setups?

Yves

[sakr]

In Poland you may hear 4 national stations calling:

+48226459100 - Polskie Radio Program 1,
+48226459200 - Polskie Radio Program 2,
+48226459300 - Polskie Radio Program 3,
+48226459400 - Polskie Radio BIS.

These are standard landline numbers from Warsaw area. They're not officialy available on their website or wherever else, but they work for quite a long time.

[dg7feq]

In germany there is a lot of podcast and radio stations available.
A good adress to start searching is http://phonecaster.de/

Chris

[ygeffens]

Nice

Does someone know about music-only numbers?

I was thinking of this:
use this on a SIP PBX as music on hold (MoH).

If you use free minutes with voipcheap or anoter Betamax-product you can have live music (everytime something else), without having to connect an audiosource (radio) to the PBX.

Anyway, probably a completely insane idea from my twisted mind

[DRNewcomb]

In the US there's a free service where you dial a number then enter a channel number to select any of hundreds of programs. www.mymbm.com but it doesn't seem to be coming up right now. Maybe it closed down.

[andy]

Originally Posted by ygeffens

I was thinking of this:
use this on a SIP PBX as music on hold (MoH).

If you use free minutes with voipcheap or anoter Betamax-product you can have live music (everytime something else), without having to connect an audiosource (radio) to the PBX.

I think you will have some copyright issues if you try this

[ygeffens]

Originally Posted by andy

I think you will have some copyright issues if you try this

You've got a point there !
Never thought about that...

Hmmm

This will be my best choice than, I think:
http://www.royaltyfreemusic.com/free...resources.html

Or something similar.