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* Why do you want to DJ: | * Why do you want to DJ: | ||
When done, send it in an e-mail to [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]] with the subject "'''Application'''". | When done, send it in an e-mail to [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]] with the subject "'''Radio Application'''". | ||
== Other questions == | == Other questions == | ||
Please also ask in the IRC channel # | Please also ask in the IRC channel #music if you have any other questions. | ||
== After you are accepted & got the password == | == After you are accepted & got the password == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:15, 27 November 2020
Requirements for becoming a DJ
- Fast, reliable internet connection (Above 2 mbit (2000 kbit)): Test here, select a european server.
- Willing to take requests.
- Willing to play music that doesn't suck.
- Have a working streaming setup using the tripradiotest mountpoint.
Can you say YES to those 4 requirements? Go ahead to the next section.
How to apply
Use the following template. Just copy/paste it into notepad and answer each question.
- IRC nickname:
- Timezone:
- Link to speedtest result from American West server (Radio is hosted in California):
- Which radio software are you using (butt, Nicecast, Mixxx, etc.):
- At which hours can you broadcast (GMT timezone):
- Which genres:
- Why do you want to DJ:
When done, send it in an e-mail to [email protected] with the subject "Radio Application".
Other questions
Please also ask in the IRC channel #music if you have any other questions.
After you are accepted & got the password
Add yourself to the DJ list on this page. Ask for +v in the #music channel where we talk about music radio stuff.