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Internet radio

Find a station in the catalog or add your own with a link. Listening to radio needs an internet connection.

Find a station

  1. Open Radio and tap + at the top.
  2. Choose Station catalog.
  3. Enter a name in Search stations. To browse without a name, choose Country, Language, or Genre below the search field. You can combine filters.
  4. Tap a station. Muliber checks whether it responds.
  5. When the Listen button appears, tap it.

For a new search, clear any filters you no longer need: open each selected filter and choose Any.

Keep a station handy

In the player, tap the heart beside the station name. The station appears in Favorites → Favorite stations and Radio → My stations.

To keep a station in My stations without adding it to favorites, open its ⋮ menu in the player and choose Save station. This keeps the station in your list; it doesn't record the broadcast.

  1. Copy a link to the station's audio stream. A website page with a play button won't work.
  2. Open Radio, tap +, and choose Paste link from clipboard.
  3. Wait for the check. Muliber shows the format it found and the Station name field. Change the name if needed.
  4. Tap Add station. It appears in My stations.

To type the address instead, choose Enter address manually in the same menu. Fill in Stream address and tap Check, then check the name and add the station.

Return to a recent station

Open Radio. History at the top shows stations you recently listened to. Tap one to play it again. Stations you skip after a few seconds don't enter your history.

The Clear button beside history removes listening records after you confirm. Stations in My stations stay.

Find out what's playing

Open Player while a station is playing. If the station sends the song name, it appears on screen. To copy it, open ⋮ and choose Copy song title.

If there's no song name, the station may not send it. You can still listen to the broadcast.

If a station won't play

Check your internet connection. If you're connected, try another station: a broadcast may be temporarily down. If a station check fails, Retry runs it again.

Heads up. Not every station is available from every country. Broadcasts may be blocked in your country or network, or on the station’s side. A station may also restrict access based on the country it identifies from your IP address. Connecting to the internet through another country sometimes helps, but doesn't guarantee access.

If the catalog itself doesn't respond, stations you've already added stay in Radio → My stations. You can play them from there if their broadcasts are available.