Moj Radio

Moj Radio sits at 23 of 38 in Bosnia & Herzegovina's listing, in the body of the list rather than at either end. This is where most of a national dial actually lives, and it is the part a country hub's first fifty rows never reach.

With two recorded opens, Moj Radio sits in the part of the directory where the numbers stop discriminating. The station's position in Bosnia & Herzegovina's list should be read as approximate for exactly that reason.

Bosnian is the station's language and the country's commonest, one of six Bosnia & Herzegovina's listing records.

The stream runs at 128 kbps, level with Bosnia & Herzegovina's median. Bitrate stops being interesting once a station is at the local norm, and the useful question moves on to whether the stream stays up, which no snapshot can answer.

The stream is served as an HLS playlist, which is the format broadcasters use to switch bitrates on the fly and the one a plain browser audio element will not open. Nothing is wrong with the station; the player on this page simply cannot follow that kind of link without a library. The extension carries one and handles it.

Its audio comes from webtvstream.bhtelecom.ba. Six other stations in Bosnia & Herzegovina stream from the same host, which is a smaller sharing than the big platforms and often means the same people run them all.