TuneIn
Access to more than 65,000 internet radio stations
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What problem does TuneIn solve?TuneIn – over 100,000 radio stations worldwide
With TuneIn, you have access to internet radio from all over the world. Search for stations by name, genre or country, tap, and it plays. You save your favourites directly in the trivum system and start them later with a single click, in any room. |
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How does trivum integrate TuneIn?TuneIn is built directly into trivum as a streaming source. In the menu, you can browse the catalogue or search specifically for your station. You can save favourite stations either in your TuneIn account or as a trivum favourite. While playing, you'll see the station logo and, if the station provides it, the title and artist of the current song.
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Benefits of TuneInYour stations just keep playing: if a station changes its stream address, TuneIn updates it automatically in the background. New stations are added automatically, and TuneIn finds local stations from your region on its own. And because the catalogue is sorted by genre, country and topic, you'll come across stations while browsing that you'd never have thought to search for.
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How can you customise TuneIn in setup?If TuneIn detects your location incorrectly, or you'd simply prefer to be shown stations from another region, you can set the location yourself. Log in with your TuneIn account directly in the trivum system, and your favourites will be the same as in the official TuneIn app. Like any trivum source, you can display TuneIn as an action on the home screen, so you're just one tap away from the radio. And if AAC streams cause issues with certain stations, you can simply switch off AAC support.
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What are the limitations of TuneIn support?trivum favourites and macros with TuneIn stations only work as long as TuneIn keeps the station in its catalogue. If TuneIn removes a station, the trivum player will show an error message during playback stating that the station no longer exists. You'll then need to change the favourite or macro to a different station.
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