Leavenworth Washington may not be crowded but our webcast can be. We get listeners from all over the world.
That is why we are streaming with Abacast.

The standard Internet broadcast model requires us to purchase bandwidth for every single person that listens. We must make an educated guess as to how many people will be listening during our peak times, and then buy bandwidth for that many for every hour of the day.

With Abacast, the bandwidth requirements are shared. Abacast's distributed streaming technology harnesses unused client bandwidth to serve other nearby clients. This means that when you listen to KOHO, you may also be serving it to another listener. It will only do this if you have enough bandwidth to support it.

If you are curious about how it works you can learn more here.

Follow these steps to experience the current version of our streaming software:

1. Make sure your system is powerful enough to handle streaming media. The current Abacast streaming software requires Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP. You'll also need at least a 56K modem connection, although high quality results require a broadband connection.

2. Make sure you have Windows Media Player installed on your computer.

If you have problems, please visit Abacast Support.