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48k MP3 128k MP3 40k AAC+ 96k AAC+ 192k MP3
   
   
    
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 
 
listen via the internet...
low bandwidth

48kbps mono MP3
(Low Quality)

high bandwidth

128kbps stereo MP3
(Good Quality)

low bandwidth

40k stereo AAC+
(Better Quality)

high bandwidth

96kbps stereo AAC+
(Even Better Quality)

ultra bandwidth

192kbps stereo MP3
(Best Quality)
KANM's Recommended Stream

KANM recommends Winamp for playing our MP3(Shoutcast) streams, but iTunes, Windows Media Player 9+, and many other audio players will play them, too. To play the AAC+ stream, you will need Winamp 5.04 or higher, something like VLC, or Windows Media Player with an AAC+ plug-in (available here).

If you have trouble playing KANM's streams on one of the above players, try the new KANM Web Player (Beta). Unless you're behind a work or school firewall that blocks internet audio streams, this should allow you to listen to KANM as long as you have a recent version of Flash installed. It's beta and it's intended as a last resort if you just can't get a regular media player to work with our streams.


listen to us on campus cable TV channel 88


listen to us on your radio with our campus AM feed at 1580 AM


listen to live streams and archived shows on your iPhone


listen to us via cable FM off campus:
Cable Diagram

If you subscribe to Suddenlink's B/CS Cable TV service, then you can easily hook into KANM Cable Radio (if you are on campus this will not work, please tune in to campus cable TV channel 88 instead). In fact, cable radio gives you a wide range of radio stations from outside the B-CS area (mostly Houston stations). It is a simple operation to split your cable signal between your television and your radio (see diagram). You'll need three things, and they're all cheap and available at your local Radio Shack:

  1. One short length coaxial cable
  2. One cable splitter (one input, two outputs)
  3. One 75-300 ohm transformer
Here's how: Take the cable out of the wall and screw it into the splitter. Attach the transformer to your coaxial cable. Run one cable to your TV and run the other cable to your stereo's antenna terminals.