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CNR-15 中国交通广播
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- entertainment
- information
- lifestyle
- traffic information
Record last changed 4 Oct 2026
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What the directory records
Record last changed 4 Oct 2026
- Country
- China
- Language
- Chinese
- Format
- Not stated
- Stream
- HLS playlist
- Last catalogue check
- Stream answered
- Broadcaster
- cnr.cn
The directory states no bitrate for this stream, so there is nothing to draw here. The field is filled from what a stream's own server announces when it is scanned, and plenty of servers announce nothing.
CNR-15 中国交通广播 is one of two entries in China whose names are the same but for a number, and this one's number is fifteen. A broadcaster numbering its streams like that is separating feeds, not stations, so read the number as the part that matters.
Out of 391 entries in China, this one ranks 53. The upper quarter of a national list is an interesting place to be: well known enough to have accumulated opens, not so well known that it is the station everybody already had.
A entertainment station on a dial where entertainment is one of the commonest tags: 14 entries in China lead with it. The tags are broadcaster-supplied throughout, so read the count as how China's broadcasters describe themselves.
On the same tag worldwide it is 15 of 69, which is inside the top quarter of every entertainment station the directory carries.
CNR-15 中国交通广播 publishes an HLS stream. That is a modern and perfectly good way to broadcast, and it is also why the button on this page may not start it: HLS needs a player that can read a playlist and fetch segments, which a browser audio tag does not do on its own.
The stream is served from satellitepull.cnr.cn, an address five other entries in China use as well. A small shared host is usually a group of stations under one owner or one technical provider rather than a platform.
These are counts of what people did inside the public radio-browser catalogue and the apps that read it, over the whole life of the entry. They are not our own figures and they are not an audience measurement: most entries in this catalogue sit under five all-time plays, so a small number here means the catalogue has little to say about this station rather than that nobody listens to it.
Broadcast by CNR-15 中国交通广播. Stream served directly by the broadcaster. Their own site is at www.cnr.cn.
This address is a second listing of the same station in the same country. CNR-15 中国交通广播 is the entry the directory records more plays against, so it is the one we ask search engines to index. This page keeps working and the stream on it is the one listed here.
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