Frequęncias e Jingles das rádios FM na regiăo de Lisboa [em 23-Out-1995]
FREQ RÁDIO [JINGLES in MP3 format] 87.6 Rádio Seixal (Seixal) [1,2] 88.0 Rádio Ocidente (Mem-Martins) [1] 88.4 AFRTS - Arm Forces Radio and Television Service [1] 89.5 TSF - Rádio Jornal [1,2,3,4,5,6] 90.4 RPL - Rádio Paris Lisboa [1,2] 90.9 SPR - Popular FM (Pinhal Novo) [] 91.2 RCS - Rádio Clube de Sintra [1] 91.6 XFM [1,2] 92.0 RNA - Rádio Nova Antena [1,2] 92.4 Rádio Energia [1,2] 93.2 RFM [1] 93.7 Rádio Mais (Amadora) [1,2] 94.4 ANTENA 2 - Rádio Cultura [1] 95.0 Rádio Miramar (Oeiras) [1,2] 95.7 ANTENA 1 [1] 96.2 Super FM [1] 96.6 RCP - Rádio Clube Portuguęs [1,2,C] 97.4 Rádio Comercial [1,2] 97.8 Voz de Almada [1] 98.1 Rádio Marginal (Parede) [1] 98.5 RR - Rádio Renascenca (bis) 98.7 Rádio Baía (Seixal) [1] 100.3 ANTENA 3 [1] 100.8 Rádio Capital [1,2] 101.1 RCP - Rádio Clube Portuguęs (bis) 101.9 Rádio Orbital [1] 102.2 Rádio Pal (Palmela) [1] 102.6 RCL - Rádio Comercial da Linha (P. Arcos) [1] 103.0 Rádio Nostalgia [1] 103.4 RR - Rádio Renascenca [1] 103.9 Rádio Santiago (Sesimbra) [1,2] 104.3 Rádio Comercial OM [1] 104.9 RFM (bis) 105.4 Cascais FM [1] 105.8 RR - Rádio Renascenca (bis) 106.2 Rádio Viva [] 107.2 Rádio Cidade [1,2,3,4] 107.7 Rádio Miramar (bis)
These sound samples were created on 21-Oct-95 on a lowly Macintosh IIvi running system 7.5.1 using the freeware program Sample Editor 1.0.3, which is copyright of Garrick McFarlane. After that the jingles were encoded using the AIFF-C sound format. AIFF-C stands for Audio Interchange File Format (Compressed). The audio-compression algorithm used was the MACE 3-to-1. This is a lossy compression algorithms that provides reasonable quality in one third of the space. Lossy compression means that the compressed sound will not sound exactly like the original.
At a later time (9-Jul-2001), I converted the sound files to the MP3 format. I did this on a Linux machine, using the "sox" file-converter and the "lame" mp3-encoder.