Audials Play - Radio & Podcast

This app works well for its purpose. My favorite functions include the ability to search stations by artist and to know the bitrate of the stream up front. I also like the fact that the next button takes you to your next favorited station. This works wonderfully when driving because it feels like you’re flipping through stations like in the radio—especially if your car allows you to use your steering wheel to cycle through tracks/stations. The interface isn’t as pretty as TuneIn, but there are no ads and it’s free so no complaints there. If I had a wishlist item, though, it would be to the ability to Chromecast. The lack of this is the only reason I have to switch back to TuneIn occasionally. This is a great app that is extremely functional. Also love the fact that I can access my streams through a browser when using a computer.

Thanks for recent update to make favorites link on front page. But favorites needs to function the same way as when your in car mode and auto play whenever you tap on a favorite. Then when your playing a favorite station, you should be able to scroll up/down through you favorites and auto play each station. There should be a option for car mode that you can turn it off and on permanently, so that if you want to remain in car mode it will be your choice. There should be an option to make favorites your front page permanently if you would like. Then favorites would always be the first thing that you see when you open the app (this is what people want). Lastly, there seems to be a bug with this new version so that your not able to pause from your car stereo while using car play and also mostly not working when you try to start playing a station again from your car stereo after stopping the station manually. Bug is so bad with car play it forces me to use native app for whatever radio station I’m playing instead of Audials.

Great app. Was looking for a hassle free internet radio app for a while and found this in a list somewhere. Free, ad free, good stuff. A few minor bugs--pausing the app via my AirPods works fine, and restarting the music via them is fine sometimes, but occasionally the app needs to be viewed to begin playback after a pause, and more rarely, the entire app must be restarted to end an endless cosmetically annoying attempt to buffer or something (though this is purely cosmetic). Fix the bugs and the app is exactly what you want. I put this app on my home screen with the intention of using it permanently, hope the bug fixes continue. I appreciate the bug fix reports.

This is an excellent app for streaming internet radio stations. It has numerous stations and displays song titles and album/artist art for most of them. It is both easy and fun to use. It's also great for music discovery in that it is very good at recommending similar stations playing the genre you are interested in. This may not be the best app for streaming terrestrial stations as it does not seem to offer too many of them. However, if you are a fan of internet radio, I definitely think it is one of the best out there. Try it. If you're like me, it just might end up becoming your favorite.

So far the best internet radio app I found. I also use their windows program. Has the best recovery from bad cell connections hands down. Sometimes it goes into a spinning frenzy just spinning and flashing the screen until you shut it down. Why all these internet apps play with the clock on my radio is beyond me do I really need to see counters? Is there some money stream I am missing? At least when cell signal goes low it does recover the best on its own. All the others need to be closed and reopened. AOL radio actually puts up a dialog you need to click ok for connection lost. Really it's a cell signal everyone knows they don't drop NOT!