辽宁之声

Set out word by word, 辽宁 is Liaoning and 之声 is the voice of. That is the whole of the name, and it means the heading on this page is doing the work a genre tag usually has to do elsewhere in China.

辽宁之声 is deep in China's listing, at 239 of 391. Down here the ordering barely orders anything: the difference between one position and the next is often a single recorded open, so treat the neighbours below as a shelf rather than as a ranking.

Information is one of China's headline genres in this directory, and 辽宁之声 is one of 19 stations there leading with it. The country hub prints the same tag near the top of its own list, so this station sits inside the country's main sound rather than off to one side.

辽宁之声 reports no bitrate to the directory. Rather than print a zero or invent an average, the page says nothing, which is the same policy every empty field on this site gets.

The stream address on this entry points at lhttp.qingting.fm, which is where 46 other stations in China are served from as well. Platforms of that size carry the long tail of a country's dial, and they are the reason a listing can look broken when it is one host having a quiet hour.

The nearest thing to this entry in China is 蓬莱广播电视台. They are not the same station, and these are the facts the catalogue holds that tell them apart. This entry's name carries a place in it, Liaoning, where the other's does not. Read as words rather than as a brand, this name says the voice of and that one says television station and broadcasting. They are filed in different parts of the country: this one under Liaoning, that one under Shantung. The two streams are served from different addresses, lhttp.qingting.fm for this one and lhttp.qtfm.cn for the other. The broadcaster tagged this entry talk, which the other entry is not tagged with. The broadcasters publish at different addresses of their own, weibo.com and apps.apple.com.