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Is your station ready for hybrid radio?

RadioDNS lets connected car radios and receivers show your logo, name and stream. This free checker follows the same steps a receiver does and tells you, in plain English, what works and what to fix.

US station: use the call sign

We look up your frequency and PI code from the NRSC list.

Any FM station: enter the details

Works anywhere in the world.

US stations: the GCC is the first digit of the PI code followed by a0 (PI 44AF becomes 4a0).

Working, with 5 suggestions
15 passed · 5 suggestions · 0 problems

What is being checked

1. RadioDNS registration

2. Service discovery (SRV records)

3. Service Information file (SI.xml)

Guides: Make an SI file accessible (PDF) · Build an SI file with RadioDNS's tool

4. Your station in the file

5. Logos

PreviewDeclaredActualSizeResult
?32x321,415 BOK
https://rdns.mylpfm.com/images/192/192383-1-32-32.jpeg
?112x323,755 BOK
https://rdns.mylpfm.com/images/192/192383-1-112-32.jpeg
128x128128x1285,452 BOK
https://rdns.mylpfm.com/images/192/192383-1-128-128.jpg
320x240320x24034,992 BOK
https://rdns.mylpfm.com/images/192/192383-1-320-240.jpg
600x600600x60030,111 BOK
https://rdns.mylpfm.com/images/192/192383-1-600-600.jpg

6. Transmitters and streams

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Checked 2026-10-21T14:18:02+00:00 (UTC) from the lookup name 10710.5c55.5a0.fm.radiodns.org.

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