XL 106.7 | WXXL-FM

XL 106.7 | WXXL-FM is at position 283 of the 1,481 stations in the United States with pages here, inside the top quarter of the national listing. That is high enough to be reached by browsing rather than by searching, which is how most of these pages are actually found.

The chr corner of the United States' dial is three stations deep in this snapshot. Small clusters like that are usually the most rewarding thing on a country page, because they are what the national broadcasters at the top of the list are not.

This one is HLS, a segmented format rather than a single continuous stream. It is worth knowing because the failure is specific and fixable rather than a dead station: the address works, the browser just cannot open that shape of address unaided.

The audio comes from stream.revma.ihrhls.com, and 176 other stations in the United States are served from the same address. That is a streaming platform carrying many broadcasters rather than a station running its own server, which is worth knowing for a practical reason: when a platform has a bad night, a whole block of the United States' listing stops answering at once and nothing is wrong with any of the stations in it.

XL 106.7 | WXXL-FM and 97.1 The Eagle Rocks 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 number each one is named for is the difference between them: one hundred and six point seven here and ninety-seven point one there. They are filed in different parts of the country: this one under Orlando, FL, that one under Dallas, Texas. A bitrate is recorded against the other stream and none against this one, so only that page can draw the meter. The broadcaster tagged this entry chr, pop and top40, which the other entry is not tagged with. The other entry carries the classic rock and rock tags and this one does not. The broadcasters publish at different addresses of their own, xl1067.iheart.com and 971theeagle.iheart.com.