URL Radio is an offshoot of Transistor. URL Radio is an application with a minimalistic approach to listening to radio over the Internet. URL Radio only offers a very basic search option and imports streaming audio links when you click them in a web browser. Pull requests are welcome at any time. URL Radio is free software. It is released under the MIT open source license. Enable URL Radio in Android Auto It is possible to use URL Radio on Android Auto if you have enabled Unknown Sources in Android Auto Developer Options. Turn on: Go to Android Auto settings and tap "Version" about 10 times to enable developer settings. Click on the hamburger menu in the top right corner and click on Developer Options. Enable unknown sources. URL Radio should be available in Android Auto the next time you launch it. FAQ Q: How can I add a radio station ? A: There are three ways to add a radio station to the Radio URL: Use Search, add the playlist file address (M3U, PLS), enter the raw stream address. The last method does not support the update function. Q: How does the update function work? A: The update function will try to get the current streaming address of the station, as well as the updated name and picture of the station. This feature will not work for stations added via a raw stream address, or for stations imported from a Radio v3 URL. Q: Where do the search results for radio stations come from? A: URL Radio searches the radio-browser.info online database. You can help the radio-browser.info community by adding the missing station to their database. https://github.com/jamal2362/URL-Radio Android 5.0+