A simple question:

It is possible to listen the broadcasting Greenwich Time over the
internet? I love the beeps and I don't have a SW radio here... :-(

On 07 Dec 2004 04:50:00 GMT, (Radioman390) wrote:

A simple question:

It is possible to listen the broadcasting Greenwich Time over the
internet?

The GRANT ASSOCIATES website has a link to the WWV audio. This is the URL, then
click on the button in the middle. Outside of the normal Internet packet delay
(latency), it should work fine.
http://www.grantassoc.net/wwv.html


It's NOT WWV. It's a parody, and a neat one at that.

Think "WWV goes FM Format!" g

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A simple question:

It is possible to listen the broadcasting Greenwich Time over the
internet? I love the beeps and I don't have a SW radio here... :-(


Most of the BBC local and national radio stations broadcast the timesignal
during the day. They are all on the internet - see
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/radindex.shtml?link

You will nead RealAudio player.

Peter

The CBC (Canada) Radio 1 (EN, FR) have time pips at different times during
the day.

CBU-SW might be able to provide a SW signal.

Or, try OGG VORBIS / or what ever audio CBC is streaming with....



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A simple question:

It is possible to listen the broadcasting Greenwich Time over the
internet? I love the beeps and I don't have a SW radio here... :-(