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• #STREAMING RADIO INTERNATIONAL WINDOWS#

Chinese and northern and central African stations. Currently on iPad it runs as if it were on a phone, with that wide black border around the app.ģ. When you play a manually-entered station the app could display the station name in a special color and rotate the globe to some place out in the ocean-or just leave the globe as it isĢ. It’s nice they have a ‘submit station’ form, but why not let me test the URL first-within the app-and why not give me immediate access to the feeds i want to listen to? The app could list manually-entered stations in the Favorites area. But if you’re diligent you can find all kinds of ear-opening stuff.ġ. One thing it taught me right away is how profound the hold American pop has on the entire world-as another reviewer said, it’s almost unbelievable the number of stations everywhere playing ‘today’s’ crappy, throwaway English-language dance-ish pop, and then you have nearly as many doing “Hits from the 80s” etc. Radio Garden is fantastic, a wonderful way to explore world radio. In the meantime, if you use the web version of our platform, we advise you to bookmark radio stations in the browser that you use while listening via Radio Garden.Įxcellent radio app, with key improvements needed We are aware of the issues that some of our platform users are having with saving their favourites and are currently inventorizing those issues.

#STREAMING RADIO INTERNATIONAL WINDOWS#

Stage Manager fixes this by having the selection windows to the side, but that seems a very brute force approach. I keep having to go back to Favorites, pick my station, then repeat.

I keep not flicking from the bottom fast enough, so the map interprets that as a change of town. At least from me, it would eliminate a lot of hassle, and it would earn that 5th star.ĮTA: Having switched from an iPad/7 to an iPad Air/5, the lack of a physical home button really makes a difference with this UI. Shell out the money for the 1 or 2U of rackspace it would take. No accounts means local storage, so no leases. I think this must be a cost-saving method. So not only do I have to recreate my Favorites on each device I use ( because, without accounts, they don’t propagate), not only are my lists different on each device ( see earlier point), sometimes I have to recreate my lists from scratch. I assume this is because they’re held in some local file. Another problem I’ve run across: Because there are no accounts, every now and then my Favorites will disappear. If you’re the classic, “They couldn’t point to on a map!”, welllllll…. Cons: Not so good if you don’t relate well to maps in the first place.

Pros: Having now been through a few competing programs (looking for an alternative), I can say that RG unquestionably accesses the most stations, in a way that makes a lot of sense.