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iTunes internet radio - mlfrank - 09-04-2014
I like a very diverse range of music - bluegrass, classical, country, jazz, blues, rock, latin, bollywood, folk - most anything that had good rhythm even if I can't understand the language.
I-Tunes internet radio has a very wide range of stations. The big drawback is keeping track of the real good ones I find to make switching back & forth easier. Yes, I could keep track with paper & pencil, but I am hoping that some one out there has an app that will keep a list of my favorites. I've tried Radium - just would rather have something that works more closely with iTunes.
Any suggestions?
Re: iTunes internet radio - graylocks - 09-04-2014
any internet radio on iTunes can probably be found on either the apps TuneIn or iHeartRadio. i use TuneIn and I have a favorites list. easypeasy.
Re: iTunes internet radio - Fritz - 09-04-2014
TuneIn is quite good.
Re: iTunes internet radio - space-time - 09-04-2014
I added a few stations to the side bar in iTunes
EDIT: in fact they are in a playlist, exactly like the post below.
Re: iTunes internet radio - kledo - 09-04-2014
I have made a playlist called Radio and as I find a good internet radio station on iTunes, I drag it to this playlist. It is easy to change stations by double clicking from this playlist. You can label the genre to make sorting easier.
--Kledo
Re: iTunes internet radio - jdc - 09-04-2014
I dont use iTunes radio, but I assume it has the same features as Pandora.
Pandora saves every station you create. You can create a station from anything -- a particular artist, song or genre.
You can even combine any of these -- So like here, I added Led Zep Radio -- then added other artists to it. Now it plays everything from those artists and their friends
I would assume iTunes can do the same.
Re: iTunes internet radio - mrbigstuff - 09-05-2014
drag the stations from the main menu into the sidebar and then you can rename them anything you like, including a code for genre
Re: iTunes internet radio - GuyGene - 09-05-2014
I don't like the new iTunes Radio. It used to be good a few years ago. Actually, I've never liked much about iTunes.
Re: iTunes internet radio - space-time - 09-05-2014
this is not about iTunes radio. it is about streaming radio stations, a feature that was there since early version of iTunes.
Re: iTunes internet radio - jdc - 09-05-2014
space-time wrote:
this is not about iTunes radio. it is about streaming radio stations, a feature that was there since early version of iTunes.
Are you sure?
Guy -- iTunes Radio is a newer feature of iTunes. Not years old.