Submitted 7 months ago by matteocavestri@lemmy.world to fediverse@lemmy.world
Does anyone knows an opensource webradio server that uses activitypub? (I know funkwhale, but I find it more into music than into web radios). I’d like something like castopod but for radios. Thanks all
anonradio.net is a project of SDF. Perhaps this is what you’re looking for?
Yes, I was looking for something like this. I think there isn’t a project like funkwhale or castopod to self host a web radio, I think I’ll start working on it. Does anyone have any advice to make this project possible?
I think you might be going about this the wrong way. The thing is that streaming Internet radio is a protocol like activitypub, which the fediverse is built on in the forms of apps/platforms like mastodon and peertube. Internet radio already has apps, they’re called music players. Though I’m making some assumptions about your use case.
Are you looking to host an Internet radio station and have it live on the fediverse? In that case you’re better off with joining a funkwhale instance, include a link to your radio station’s address in your bio or banner, along with posting discrete shows or segments as podcasts on your artist channel. If you’re looking for software to do that I suggest AzuraCast.
Besides Funkwhale, I’m not sure there is anything else at the moment (someone please correct me if I’m wrong)
There are radios on Funkwhale, but these are just a random playlist of songs from a set list (like “Piano radio” for example)
Peertube has a livestreaming function that could be used as a radio closer to the actual sense of the word (with someone animating it), but it would take a lot of effort and I haven’t found any radio channels on Peertube. If you have a great idea, go for it and it might take off! 🎉
Peertube does streaming I think
What’s a webradio? www.funkwhale.audio seems like a music app? Hmm… Seems interesting.
halm@leminal.space 7 months ago
Not sure what you mean by “webradio” but perhaps Radio Free Fedi scratches your itch?
deadsuperhero@lemmy.world 7 months ago
Radio Free Fedi is awesome, and I highly recommend it.