广东音乐之声

The name breaks into two halves. Guangdong is the place, and the voice of music is the kind of service, so the entry describes itself before anything on this page does. The heading keeps the broadcaster's own spelling, in Chinese characters.

Position 11 of 391 in China. The ordering is a click count and nothing more, but at this depth it still separates stations meaningfully, which stops being true further down the same list.

广东音乐之声 has 55 recorded opens in the public directory, which is a real number by the standards of this data set. Most entries never reach double figures, so a count at this level means the stream has been found and played repeatedly by people using directory clients rather than the broadcaster's own site.

广东音乐之声 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.qtfm.cn, which is where 89 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.

广东音乐之声 and 辽宁交通广播 are described by the directory in very nearly the same fields, which makes the differences between them worth stating rather than leaving to be inferred. The names say where each one is: this one names Guangdong and the other names Liaoning. Read as words rather than as a brand, this name says the voice of music and that one says traffic radio. The other entry records Liaoning as its region, and the directory holds no region for this one. The other entry carries the information tag and this one does not.