NFL on the radio (originally posted by luckyone)

[ibarcaly]

Found this on a site, might be useful when there's no video streams I hesitated to sticky this as the top of the board is pretty full right now.

NY JETS
WEPN 1050
WRCN 103.9
BILLS
WSKO 1260
WGRF 96.9
WSPQ 1330
WJTN 1240
MIAMI
WRXK 96.1
WMMB 1240

PATRIOTS
WEXP 101.5
WBCN 104.1
RAVENS
WYRX 97.7
WTNT 570
WBAL 1090
STEELERS
WBGG 970
WDVE 102.5
WMBS 590 AM
BENGALS
WIRO 1230
WVHU 800
WOFX 92.5
BROWNS
WFJX 105.7
WMRN 1490
WKKI 94.3
TEXANS
KZNE 1150
KSHN 99.9
KILT 610
JAGUARS
WOKV 690 AM
WFOY 1240 AM
WKQL 96.9 FM
TITANS
WNOX 100.3
WMSR 1320
WAXO 1220
COLTS
WIBC 93.1
WFNI 1070
WOWO 1190
WGBF 103.1
CHIEFS
KCFX 101.1
KRMS 1150
KXUS 97.3
KJCK 1420
RAIDERS
KSFO 560
KLSX 97.1
KHKK 104.1
CHARGERS
KIOZ 105.3
KXPS 1010
KSPN 710
BRONCOS
KSPK 102.3
KCOL 600
KWUF 1400
REDSKINS
WWXX 94.3
WBIG 100.3
WXTG 102.1
WXGI 950
COWBOYS
WOAI 1200
KZNE 1150
KCTI 1450
KDBN 93.3
EAGLES
WOAI 1200
KZNE 1150
KCTI 1450
KDBN 93.3
GIANTS
WFAN 660
WPYX 106.5
WOFX 980
WAAL 99.1
LIONS
WKLQ 107.3
WKRK 97.1
WAAM 1600
PACKERS
WJVL 99.9
WIXX 101.
VIKINGS
WEBC 560
KFAN 1130
KQQL 107.9
KNUJ 107.3
BEARS
WRHL 1060
WROK 1440
WBBM 780
WSCR 670
SAINTS
KANE 1240
WJBO 1150
WNSP 105.5
BUCKS
WFUS 103.5
WWJB 1450 AM
WENG 1530 AM
WELE 1380 AM
PANTHERS
WSCC 94.3
WKEX 1430
WRBZ 850
FALCONS
WANA 1490
WWNC 570
WACT 1420
SEAHAWKS
KMNT 104.3
KONP 1450
KIRO 710
49ERS
KNBR 680
KNBR 1050
KSAN 107.7
KTHU 100.7
CARDINALS
KBLU 560
KTAR 620 AM
KCUB 1290
RAMS
WCVS 96.7
KTGR 1580
KREI 800

Sorry lucky, i must have accidentally deleted it, I spent like 40 minutes trying to find it, and Voila

[Imapirate]

This thread should get a sticky (hint hint ) so it's available when people need a backup if feeds go down or a stadium loses power like the Chargers/Bills game. Video was gone but the radio was still getting the play by play feed over the phone. If you're outside the US many radio links won't work unless you register as military or something. But not all sites do that and you can always find at least one good broadcast.

Here's two good sites, the second has some different links from the post above:

FSB by Fullervision - NFL Radio - CFL Video
National Football League (NFL)


If you are a Charger fan or a team playing the Chargers here's a few more sites that aren't listed in the above post or at thegamelive:

KTMQ Temecula/Riverside/San Bernardino 103.3 FM
KLAC Los Angeles Orange County 570 AM
KGEO Bakersfield 1230 AM
KNWH Yucca Valley 1250 AM
KNWQ Palm Springs 1140 AM
KNWZ Coachella Valley 970 AM
KOSS Palmdale/Lancaster 1380 AM
KWDJ Ridgecrest 1360 AM
KWWN Las Vegas 1100 AM
XHFG San Diego/Tijuana 107.3 FM
KWKW Los Angeles Orange County 1330 AM

[horsepow3r]

Eagles links point to Texas based radio stations. In fact, they are the exact same stations that are listed for the Cowboys.

[luckyone]

Hey all, would just like to ask that you guys help us out for this upcoming season. If you find that one of the radio links for your team is not working, know the station doesn't broadcast games, or know of a station that does, please post in the thread and let us know. Let's all help each other out!

[miahjj]

just a heads up regarding nfl on (p2p) radio...
i plan to have radio coverage of as many sunday night & monday games on my streamtorrent radio station as possible, as well as the occasional sunday day game.
of course, i'll post in the streaming thread each week which games i'll be doing for tv and/or radio.

Hey all, would just like to ask that you guys help us out for this upcoming season. If you find that one of the radio links for your team is not working, know the station doesn't broadcast games, or know of a station that does, please post in the thread and let us know. Let's all help each other out!

agreed... let's get some more p2p radio going! all it takes is any ol' kind of am/fm radio (i use a little battery powered transistor,) a soundcard, and a cable to connect the two. am sports radio, encoded to 44.1kHz and 32kbps (mono) will make a fairly faithful reproduction of the original radio signal: and you only need 96k of upload bandwidth to seed the stream!

(and you could even go down to 24kbps in a pinch. you want to keep the sampling rate high (44.1 kHz minimum) and i would recommend a minimum of 24kbps per channel. so, if you wanted to keep the channel separation for fm broadcasts in stereo, probably 44.1 kHz and 48kbps, still only requires 144k upload to stream. don't know if there are too many fm sports stations, though...we have one here in my town, but it broadcasts in mono anyway, so i just use the same settings as for my am radio streams.)

[brettac1]

I would also love if people did low bitrate stream rips of games so I could throw them on my iPod here and there to re-listen.

Especially Packers games.

[crazypghfan]

@Luckyone.. the stations listed for the Steelers are correct. Wdve is the flagship station. But what usually happens they give you the feed until kickoff and then they cut if off. Obviously they want you to subscribe to Nfl Gameday Audio. But the Steeler network has many other stations in their network. And i usually come across a very obscure station in my search that has not been targeted. If and when i do i will gladly post it.

[miahjj]

...the stations listed for the Steelers are correct. Wdve is the flagship station. But what usually happens they give you the feed until kickoff and then they cut if off. Obviously they want you to subscribe to Nfl Gameday Audio.

exactly right, crazy.
that's exactly what happens on wdve's web stream. 1460 AM in Columbus, OH does something similar on buckeye game-days: they give you a streaming simulcast of the radio station right up to kick-off, talking about "we'll be right back with the kick-off," and then launching into sportscenter radio!

a few years ago, i never missed a steeler or buckeye game due to more open internet radio. you could stream kdka straight from steelers.com! but then they decided to start gouging for it. (yeah, i'm gonna pay for radio...)

[crazypghfan]

exactly right, crazy.
that's exactly what happens on wdve's web stream. 1460 AM in Columbus, OH does something similar on buckeye game-days: they give you a streaming simulcast of the radio station right up to kick-off, talking about "we'll be right back with the kick-off," and then launching into sportscenter radio!

a few years ago, i never missed a steeler or buckeye game due to more open internet radio. you could stream kdka straight from steelers.com! but then they decided to start gouging for it. (yeah, i'm gonna pay for radio...)

I hear ya Miahjj. But i am like a dog with a bone when i need a broadcast. So when the time comes i will try my best to find something that hasn,t been tampered with. And if i happen to succeed , i will gladly pass on the info.

[miahjj]

But i am like a dog with a bone when i need a broadcast. So when the time comes i will try my best to find something that hasn,t been tampered with. And if i happen to succeed , i will gladly pass on the info.

if you do find an internet stream, it would be best to share it privately with a streamer so we can clone it on stream torrent.

the reason i say this is because a few days ago, someone in the mlb forum found a working web link to a station on the reds radio network (WATH in athens, ohio.) i checked the link--an mms:// link--and sure enough it was reds radio. the next day, and every day after, they played reds pre-game, but when it was game-time the webcast switched to some music, and an announcer said, "we'll get you back to WATH simulcast after our game." so obviously, the station was just simulcasting its over-the-air signal onto the web until mlb caught wind of it (presumably due to the post in the mlb streaming forum.)

so the safest strategy if you find a working web radio link is to clone it to streamtorrent (or TvAnts) where the streamer can hide the source url...then the league won't know if it's coming from the web or from someone's am/fm radio!

[crazypghfan]

if you do find an internet stream, it would be best to share it privately with a streamer so we can clone it on stream torrent.

the reason i say this is because a few days ago, someone in the mlb forum found a working web link to a station on the reds radio network (WATH in athens, ohio.) i checked the link--an mms:// link--and sure enough it was reds radio. the next day, and every day after, they played reds pre-game, but when it was game-time the webcast switched to some music, and an announcer said, "we'll get you back to WATH simulcast after our game." so obviously, the station was just simulcasting its over-the-air signal onto the web until mlb caught wind of it (presumably due to the post in the mlb streaming forum.)

so the safest strategy if you find a working web radio link is to clone it to streamtorrent (or TvAnts) where the streamer can hide the source url...then the league won't know if it's coming from the web or from someone's am/fm radio!

Very good point. I agree 100%.