radio.net PRIME

All my stations in one place. love it. bought the premium service. a few dollars for ad free. well worth the money.... Update. Although I paid for prime years ago they are starting to interrupt programming with ads. Not during a station break, but right in the middle of programming. I regret paying for prime and I regret giving a good review. At least I found my stations broadcasting on twitch. And I contacted support a few days ago. Nobody's gotten back to me. 👎👎

Love it so far. Only thing I would change would be making it harder to remove a favorite (making the heart so easy to tap, removing your station from the list seems like a design flaw). I'd also love it if there was an ability to rewind live radio even by just a minute. Otherwise, this appears to be just what I was looking for in a radio app. Good widget and the app is clean and easy to use. Thanks.

My previous review gave this app three stars. Most of my complaints were about the interface, which they were in the process of changing any way. It looks better now that radio and podcasts are more separated. (It's still totally useless building podcasts into this app as there are much better apps dedicated to podcasts.) And radio favourites are easier to manage, but they could still use folders! But it's a good enough improvement to earn back a star. Except that it has also lost a star because there is no buffering. I have not been able to listen to any station without constant drop outs. There no longer seems to be an option that lets me set a high buffering time frame, nor can I choose a lower bitrate for any of these channels. I feel like these are two of the most basic options for a radio app, and this one now has neither. Still the best of a bad bunch of apps. Why is it so hard to build a decent radio app?