台海之聲

台海之聲 is at 21 in a listing of 57. Read the rank as a rough position rather than a standing: the click counts in the middle of a long national list are close enough together that a handful of opens moves a station several places.

Hakka Chinese from Taiwan, one of only three such entries the directory holds for the country. The national listing leads with Chinese, which is what makes this worth pointing at.

Hakka Chinese is not large enough in this snapshot to have a shelf of its own here, so the station's only index is its country. Shelves are built from the directory's commonest broadcast languages and the line has to fall somewhere; below it, the country hub is the route.

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 satellitepull.cnr.cn. One other station in Taiwan streams from the same host, which is a smaller sharing than the big platforms and often means the same people run them all.