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Browse live channels and podcasts, use voice search, and control play, pause and next from the car screen.
RadioTEDU is a student-led media lab building broadcast infrastructure, open-source software, artificial intelligence, interactive campus products and new listening experiences.
Our technologies
Every project answers a real need: to focus, discover, vote, work together or carry radio to every screen.
Focus
A focus-first listening experience that brings Lo-Fi, Jazz and Classical streams together with a Pomodoro timer, nature sounds and a calm interface.
Autonomous AI radio
rtAI uses live track data, station identity and broadcast context to build an autonomous radio flow. Open-source and local models turn AI from a showcase into real broadcast infrastructure. Between songs, an AI host considers the current track, what comes next and the station tone to create natural announcements.
Global news-density map
RadioTEDU Situation Room brings together RSS feeds from international news, public-service and humanitarian sources every two hours. It presents concise source-grounded AI summaries, country-level news density and the Situation Room live stream in one focused interface.
Local AI voice studio
RTAI Jingle turns your script into natural narration with local QwenTTS, balances music automatically beneath the voice and produces broadcast-ready jingles. It works without an account, telemetry or a cloud narration service.
RadioTEDU Social · Virtual campus
RadioTEDU Social is an interactive virtual campus where students meet through avatars in spaces such as the library and Campus Lawn, study together, use moderated room chat and make their progress visible.
Live voting
The live Voting system connects candidate tracks to the broadcast flow and collects votes in real time. When the countdown ends, the community choice becomes the next song on air.
Mobile app
Live channels, podcasts, rtAI, Voting, Social, games, profiles and the Gold system come together in one mobile experience. Background playback and system media controls make radio a natural part of the day.
Jukebox
The QR-enabled Jukebox lets students join the music flow around campus. Requests, queues and device management bring physical spaces and digital broadcast infrastructure into one system.
RTSAS · Icecast / SHOUTcast server
RTSAS is RadioTEDU's open-source Icecast and SHOUTcast compatible stream server. It accepts live sources on mount points, exposes Icecast 2 compatible status APIs and carries ICY metadata to listeners. Radio scheduling and playout belong to RadioTEDU OnAir, not RTSAS.
RadioTEDU OnAir · Broadcast automation
RadioTEDU-OnAir-New is the separate playout and broadcast automation application. Its runtime prepares HE-AAC and FLAC outputs for Icecast and an HLS-ready delivery path, then sends the programmed broadcast to the server layer.
Broadcast encoding
RadioTEDU uses ITU-R BS.1770-5 loudness and true-peak measurement with the EBU R128 broadcast reference. Streams are encoded by our internally compiled, non-distributed FFmpeg build using Fraunhofer FDK AAC: HE-AAC v2 for efficient low-bitrate delivery and AAC-LC at 192 kbit/s for full-quality listening. Classical and Jazz are also available in lossless FLAC. See our Technology page for more.
HE-AAC v2 prioritises efficient delivery for constrained-bitrate quality profiles. AAC-LC is used where a profile can allocate more bandwidth to stereo detail and listening continuity, while the Classic and Jazz FLAC options preserve the lossless master signal.
Event ticketing
RadioTEDU Ticket brings event listings, capacity tracking, attendee registration and QR-assisted admission control into one clear operations screen.
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Staff management
RadioTEDU Hub is an ERP system that connects staff and membership lifecycles with daily operations. It brings internal processes, from applications and team coordination to tasks and physical resource use, into one panel.
Volunteer audio library project
Audio Library is a collaborative production space where volunteers record books in the browser, edit them chapter by chapter, run quality control and submit them for approval. Its goal is to build an accessible audiobook collection for children with visual impairments.
Related goals: access to quality education, reduced inequalities and volunteer partnerships.
RadioTEDU everywhere
One media infrastructure delivers a consistent listening experience across phones, cars, televisions, watches and connected speakers.
Browse live channels and podcasts, use voice search, and control play, pause and next from the car screen.
Remote playback that carries the live broadcast to Chromecast and Google Cast compatible devices.
A remote-friendly channel, podcast and now-playing experience for Google TV and Android TV.
Station selection, playback control, listening history, Tiles and complications from the watch.
Bluetooth, headset, lock-screen, notification, audio-focus and playback-resumption support.
Download, pause, resume and retain podcast episodes until the listener removes them.
Android, Android Auto, Android TV, Google Cast, Wear OS by Google and Chromecast names and logos are trademarks of Google LLC. Their use here does not imply that Google endorses RadioTEDU or has an official partnership with it.
Behind the broadcast
Live audio
Channels
Artificial intelligence
Privacy
Why it matters
RadioTEDU students work with real-world media infrastructure, software development, product design, artificial intelligence and community technologies.
The result is more than broadcasting: working products that shape campus life, grow open-source culture and become part of a student portfolio.