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Well, the radio on the countryside sucks (here at last). At home i use raspberry-pi's with mpd to listen to internet radio or my mp3 collection. But on the road .,..... Radio apps are loaded with ad's and/or you need a periodic deny all cookies.

So I m looking fore something else on my phone similar to my pi with mpd. Anyone implemented (re)stream internet from home to android?

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[–] pornonmain@lemmynsfw.com 4 points 2 months ago (1 children)

OP didn't say if they're on Android but RadioDroid is an amazing internet radio client. The original version doesn't get updated anymore, but there's a maintained fork. You'll have to install it via Obtainium or directly download the APK: https://github.com/morckx/RadioDroid/releases