Internet Radio Audio Stream Player
Internet Radio Audio Stream Player
The official app & game
Distributed by UptoPlay
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DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game Internet Radio Audio Stream Player.
A basic audio stream / internet radio player with customizable playlist and sleep timer that plays most audio streams and displays track info when available.
Small in size, uses few resources and specially designed to work on legacy devices running Android 2.3.3 and up. Totally free! No ads. No in-app purchases.
Supports AAC encoded streams for devices running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (API 16) or later.
Supports PLS, M3U and XSPF playlist formats.
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Privacy Policy:
This app does not read, use, save, track or share the contents of any personal data or metadata.
Your custom user streamlist is stored on your device and is not shared or tracked in any way.
This app does not collect any data about your use of the app.
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Explanation of permissions requested:
"View network connections" - Allows the app to determine if your device is connected to the internet.
"Full network access" - Allows the app to connect to internet audio stream servers for playback on your device.
"Prevent tablet from sleeping" - Allows the app to play the audio stream while device screen is off.
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Enjoy the app!
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Internet Radio Audio Stream Player.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: TouchActivated
Genre: Music & Audio
App version: Varies with device
App size: Varies with device
Recent changes: version 1.4.2:
Improved handling of HTTPS streams
version 1.4.1:
Improved buffering for high bitrate AAC streams
version 1.4.0:
Better display layout for high resolution tablets
version 1.3.9:
Sleep timer implemented
Comments:
let me warmly thank you for generously providing a non-crippled free app! It is just what I expected: no invading advertising and no incomplete, limited radio directory. The app works well on an android 5.0 device with 3GB Memory and good WiFi connection e.g. with some streams, but fails with other streams, working well on my Mac and gets some other streams only with interruptions and chirps. Possibly a bit more buffering could help? Anyway: keep the concept: no own -always incomplete- directory and let us feed the urls ourselves.
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