TA Stream Player

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About this app

A basic audio stream / internet radio player with customizable stream list 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 4.0 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 stream list 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!

Ratings and reviews

I have many radio apps installed but this one is my favorite. It has no ads, it plays streams fast,and it shows complete info of what song or show is playing without truncation. It also shows info about the stream and bitrate. It uses very little system resources perfect for older devices. The only thing that could be better is the sleep timer it only has 3 choices 15 min, 30 min, or 1 hour.

Simple yet effective. Does exactly what it supposed to do. I only wish it could display "now playing" info on lock screen and keep a record of let's say last 10 played songs. you'll need your own stream URLs but these are very easy to obtain and thanks to this, the app itself isn't resource hungry and it's very stable. 5 stars and hoping for little update to display currently playing title (RDS info) on lock screen.

Well, it definitely works, but it's very sensitive. For some reason if the station I'm tuning to is a raw MP3 stream and the URL does not end in .mp3, the app tries to pull metadata from random parts of the audio thinking it's live text from the station and it fills the entire screen with unicode gibberish. I don't know if this is an inherent limitation or something that can be fixed. Good attempt.

What’s new

Updated sample streams.