This is the On-Air website for SDR-Radio.com's publicly available servers. You can add your own radio to the list by following the Server Configuration instructions, or you can listen to one of these servers with the SDR-Radio.com Console by following the Listening instructions. 

This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com. 

When your server connects to the On-Air service an access check is performed by the On-Air service to check that the server can be accessed correctly. The On-Air service connects to the port number defined in the server's network pane (this port is usually 7999). If this check fails a warning icon is displayed; the reason why the check fails is most probably a firewall blocking the server's port. If the On-Air service cannot connect then the console will not be able to connect. 

For more Networking and Firewall suggestions just click here... 

To use these SDR radios you must download and install SDR-Radio.com version 2.2 or higher. 

To display this list in the SDR-Radio.com console enter http://status.sdrspace.com/onair.xml in the Browse Web window. 

More information is available on the Listening page... 

February 21st, 2014 Flicker and general update logic - a new solution should be in place on Monday 24th or Tuesday 25th of February 2014. The villain of the peace is IE 11.