There's a free Mac app available to download to listen to streaming stations or you can listen via the website. I just discovered there is a website associated with the app (or vice versa). Why does a terrific top-rated phone app cost $9.99 while a horrible, nearly useless Mac app costs almost as much? This app is worth no more than $1.99 and even less to me since it can play NONE of the stations I want to hear. I have a radio app on my phone that has found every station I searched for and provides useful suggestions for other stations I may like.

On a positive note, it does have a recorder built in. It is easy to find good stations by Top ranking. But for those of you who relish alternative facts, Faux News is available for your deluded listening pleasure.Īlthough many stations are in other languages with names like 'dancefoxhölle' 'NDR 1 Niedersachsen' and 'Die Schlagergarage,' there's no info to identify where each station is located. mediaU provides access to over thirty thousand worldwide radio online with 25 languages supported. Station selection is godawful - none of our more than 20 local stations are found, and US news stations are virtually 100% absent. The premium version, for only 9.99 per month.

The free version gives you over 100,000 radio stations and a massive library of over a million podcasts for you to check out. Stations can't be sorted by country or language and the vast majority are outside the US. Cutting the power cord allows you to take your internet radio player to the backyard for some outdoor listening as long as you still have an active wireless connection. Maximum bitrate is only 192 kbps even though many stations stream 320.

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