Internet Radio Stations in Volumio

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Hi, could you try to add the OE1 station to it:
Their offered streams can be found here http://oe1.orf.at/artikel/218251
WMA: mms://apasf.apa.at/oe1_live_worldwide
MP3: mp3stream3.apasf.apa.at:8000/

I was not successful but see ti as one of the last real good public radio stations.

22

Has anyone worked out a way to play the BBC stations yet? The links I’m getting are all m3u8

23

I found a solution working for me using the ip adress and port 80:
Radio oe1:
194.232.200.152:80

24

Hello Friends!
I was very happy to read this post, as I have a few local radio stations I enjoy hearing. Unfortunately, it didn’t work for me as proposed; a /var/lib/mpd/music folder didn’t exist. I added it, and also the folder WEBRADIO in it, and filled it with the contents of the dropbox, but that didn’t do the trick for me.
As I had added a radio or two to my webradio favourites before, I found the file that contained them in /dyn/data/favourites, called radio-favourites. An entry in it is in the following format: {“service”:“webradio”,“uri”:“http://37.130.228.60:8014”,“title”:“Radio Paradise Naim Exclusive”,“icon”:“fa-microphone”}, all entries are separated by comma without spaces. I added all my favourite radio stations here and it works beautifully. To spare you the work, I am enclosing the contents of my radio-favourites file (containing mostly radio stations from Northern Germany :wink: ).
Kind regards!

[{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://yp.shoutcast.com/sbin/tunein-station.m3u?id=1685428","title":"Radio Paradise Rotterdam The Netherlands","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://yp.shoutcast.com/sbin/tunein-station.m3u?id=1684232","title":"Rock101 Segunda Odisea","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://alster-de-hz-fal-stream02-cluster01.radiohost.de/917xfm_128","title":"917 xfm","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://37.130.228.60:8014","title":"Radio Paradise Naim Exclusive","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-live/aac-64/mediaplayer","title":"Delta Radio","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-alternative/aac-64/mediaplayer","title":"Delta Alternative","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-indie/aac-64/mediaplayer","title":"Delta Indie","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-foehnfrisur/aac-64/mediaplayer/","title":"Delta Fönfrisur","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-poprock/aac-64/mediaplayer/","title":"Delta RockPop","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-neu/aac-64/mediaplayer/","title":"Delta NeueMucke","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.radiobob.de/bob-shlive/aac-64/mediaplayer/","title":"Radio Bob","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://st01.dlf.de/dlf/01/64/mp3/stream.mp3","title":"DLF","icon":"fa-microphone"},{"service":"webradio","uri":"http://streams.deltaradio.de/delta-alternative/aac-64/mediaplayer","title":"Delta Alternative","icon":"fa-microphone"}]
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If you dont know their real link try this:

  1. Set-Up an account with vTuner,
  2. Search their database for the radio station,
  3. If available there, the link looks like this (example for Südtirol 1): teac.vtuner.com/pls/pls11534.m3u
  4. I use that link in a variety of devices, mobile phones, etc., I doubt this is intended to work that way, but it does :slight_smile:
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Hi Web Radio Fans!

As of this post the latest version of Volumio is 2.246. Most of this thread explains how to add web radio stations for versions < 2 (the first post of this thread was 2014). So, I traced through the code to see what happens after you press the “Web Radio” button and determined how it actually works for the “My Web Radios” selection.

And now I’ll enlighten you :smiley:

The code is looking for a JSON structured file with the location and name: /data/favourites/my-web-radio
The expected structure is an array of name,uri pairs as in:

[{“name”:"",“uri”,“http://”}, … ]

Here’s all the Soma FM stations in the correct format:

[{"name":"SomaFM: Seven Inch Soul","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/7soul-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Boot Liquor","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/bootliquor-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Black Rock FM","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/brfm-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Deep Space One","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/deepspaceone-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Digitalis","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/digitalis-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Drone Zone","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/dronezone-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Earwaves","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/earwaves-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Fluid","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/fluid-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Folk Forward","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/folkfwd-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Groove Salad","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/groovesalad-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Illinois Street Lounge","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/illstreet-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Indie Pop Rocks!","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/indiepop-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Lush","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/lush-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Secret Agent","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/secretagent-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Left Coast 70s","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/seventies-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: The Silent Channel","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/silent-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Space Station Soma","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/spacestation-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Suburbs of Goa","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/suburbsofgoa-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: ThistleRadio","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/thistle-128-aac"},
{"name":"SomaFM: Underground 80s","uri":"http://ice1.somafm.com/u80s-128-aac"}]

If you have all your web radio stations in PLS files, I’ve written a bash script that will extract the info and put it in the above form. All you need to do is to run the script with argument being the directory where the pls files are located and redirect output to a file (my-web-radio).
(Disclaimer: I’m not a bash scripting guru and it may not work for you)

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# != 1 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 directory"
    exit 1
else
    searchDir=$1
fi

urlPattern="File1=(.*)"
namePattern="Title1=(.*)"
comma=""
name=""
uri=""

echo -n "["

for entry in "$searchDir"/*.pls
do
	echo $comma
	while read line
	do
		if [[ $line =~ $namePattern ]]; then
			name=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
		fi
		if [[ $line =~ $urlPattern ]]; then
			uri=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
		fi
	done < "$entry"

	if [[ -n $name && -n $uri ]]; then
		echo -n "{\"name\":\"$name\",\"uri\":\"$uri\"}"
	fi
	comma=","
	name=""
	uri=""
done

echo -e "\n]"

Enjoy!

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27

I think it would be interesting to share the web radios that broadcast in HD, at least 320Kb.
Here some;
Audiophile jazz 8.38.78.173:8210/listen.pls
Audiophile Lounge 8.38.78.173:8226/stream
Europe Radio 1M Jazz sr7.inmystream.info:8048/stream
Frecuence 3 Flac 1M hd.stream.frequence3.net/frequence3.flac
L’EKO DES GARRIGUES Flac 1M 91.121.159.124:8000/eko-des-garrigues-max.flac
Radio Paradise 320K 37.130.228.60/aac-320.m3u
Swiss Jazz radioswissjazz.ch/live/aacp.m3u

Regards

28

Here’s a website where someone has been tracking high quality internet audio streams: http://radiobit.50webs.com/. Don’t know how often it’s updated, but I’ve successfully used several streams from this source.

Enjoy!

29

In a quite drunk night, I somehow managed yesterday to find this list of Hi-Res Radios. Sounds reaaaaaally good.

http://www.radiosurvivor.com/2015/03/04/digital-watch-in-search-of-high-fidelity-internet-radio/

http://stream.psychomed.gr/stream%20jazz.html (you can switch between six streams on the upper right, each one of them are really cool)

30

Hi everybody,

This is just to thank @bighampton for the info and to tell you that his information is still valid for the version 2.619 released Sept2019.

jomaro

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31

Hi,
could You please add to the European List a new polish radio “Nowy Świat”?
It has started yesterday and from 6 am achived more then 100 000 listeners.
Thanks in advance!

Radio Nowy Świat stream.open.fm/368
or
Radio Nowy Świat n02.rcs.revma.com/ypqt40u0x1zuv

32

I was loving getting the Absolute Radio stations from the UK. The Bighampton links failed, unfortunately.
I was able to grab Absolute 10s from the radio listings, but I couldn’t suss the URL. Today I figured it out, and played around, so here’s MP3 Absolute streams:
Absolute 10s-
http://tx.planetradio.co.uk/http_live_bauer.php?i=absolute10s.mp3&amp;awparams=loggedin:true&amp;amsparams=playerid:BMUK_tunein

I tried swapping in different numbers to get the stations and that worked.
What did not is switching that mp3 to AAC or OGG or oggflac.

33

Change the absolute10s in the url and you can get:

absolute00s
absolute60s
absolute70s
absolute80s
absolute90s
absoluteradio

Being new here as a poster limited my linking ability.

34

Hi,
Would you please add the 80s80s funk and soul webradio…
Thanks

35

What do you mean? This radio is available in webradio when searching 80s80s funk.

36

Sorry… I did not know…
There are any chance to have this set of radio with album art like radio paradise.
Thanks for your support.

37

Hi,
If I listen the absolute relax radio from volumio selection I see the albumart but if I play from my favorites radio the album art is not displayed anymore…
Thanks

38

Hi,
I have observed that 80s80s Radio on the 80s80s app has also albumart included not only the Metadata, exactly Like the original 80s80s plugin.
It will be possible to add this albumrt art? This will increase the user listening experience.
Thanks
Thanks

39

Same to me.