There are lots of ways to listen to Vision!
Explore diverse listening options for Vision Christian Radio and experience the joy of resonating with the uplifting tunes.
1. Tune in to DAB+ Digital Radio 
Vision Christian Radio is available city-wide across Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne on DAB+ Digital Radio. DAB+ presents a cutting-edge listening option, revolutionising the way we experience radio. Boasting crystal-clear digital audio quality, DAB+ transcends the limitations of traditional AM/FM radio, offering a superior and reliable signal and enhanced features such as the display of song and artist information directly on your DAB+ radio screen. Most new cars come equipped with a DAB+ receiver. Many portable models, including clock radios, are available at electronic retailers – for under $100! Click here to find DAB+ retailers near you.
2. Tune in to FM/AM Radio
3. Listen in the Free Vision App
4. Listen in your Browser
You could be listening right now in just two clicks.
Select ‘LISTEN’ in the top menu on this website, then choose your station (either Vision Christian Radio or V180 Radio) – easy!
5. Listen from Satellite
6. Other listening Options
- Smart speakers: Say ‘play Vision Christian Radio’ or ‘play V180 Radio’
- TuneIn App: Search for ‘Vision Christian Radio’ or ‘V180 Radio’
- iHeart Radio App: Search for ‘Vision Christian Radio’ or ‘V180 Radio’
- Apple TV: Search for ‘Vision Christian Radio’ or ‘V180 Radio’ among the radio channels
- Various other aggregators:
- Use a media player of your choice – copy and paste one of the following stream URLs
- 128k AAC – https://streams3.vision.org.au/vision-128k.aac
- 64k AAC – https://streams3.vision.org.au/vision.aac
Use the Vision App to Listen in the Car
Here’s how;
1. Download the Vision Christian Media App to your phone (see above).
2. Importantly, check you have sufficient mobile data allowance for the amount of listening you might do. For each hour you listen to our standard 64K stream you will use about 28MB of data.
3. Connect your phone to your car stereo using one of the following:
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Bluetooth (direct to car stereo)
Most newer cars have this and it’s usually pretty easy to setup (every phone and car stereo is different but generally it involves opening your phone’s Bluetooth settings and making the device ‘discoverable’ and then setting your car stereo to find the device). Once connected, you can enjoy Vision (and probably also make phone calls) wirelessly. Your phone should automatically ‘pair’ every time you start your car so you should only ever have to do this once.
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Transmit your phone audio to FM
There are a range of devices available that allow you to transmit the audio from your phone to an FM frequency which you can then tune on to on your car’s stereo. You simply need to connect your phone to the device (using Bluetooth or a cable), set the broadcast frequency and then tune your car radio to it. Most auto parts stores sell them, or there are lots of options online through sites like eBay or Amazon. Prices can range from $15 to $100 but you can get mixed results with the cheaper models, so it might be worth getting a recommendation from a friend or spending a bit extra.
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AUX input
If your car has an AUX input and your phone has a headphone socket then You simply need a 3.5MM male-to-male cable to connect the two. Change your stereo to the AUX setting and you’re away. Note, the AUX input will usually be on or near the stereo, but not always – consult your car manual or Google your car make and model as it may have a ‘secret’ audio jack in an obscure location!
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Cassette tape deck adapter
If your car is a little older with a cassette player, there’s an adapter for you – Cassette tape adapters are cheap and readily available on sites like eBay or Amazon and will enable you play other audio through your stereo. You just plug the cable into your phone’s audio socket and then slide the adapter into the cassette deck.