Transistor is an application with a minimalistic approach to listening to radio programs over the Internet, which may not be to everyone's taste. It does not have a radio station detection function. Transistor only offers a very basic search option and imports streaming audio links when you click them in a web browser. The transistor is free software. It is published under the MIT open source license. FAQ How to add a radio station? There are three ways to add a radio station to Transistor: use search, add playlist file address (M3U, PLS), enter raw stream address. Where do radio station search results come from? Transistor searches the online database radio-browser.info. You can help the radio-browser.info community by adding the missing station to their database. What audio formats are supported? Transistor can play MP3, AAC and Ogg/Opus encoded streams. It also has experimental support for HLS streams. How can I curate the list of radio stations? Use the swipe gesture to remove a radio station from the list. Additional editing options can be enabled in the settings. If this feature is enabled, touch and hold a radio station to change its name, image, or broadcast link. https://codeberg.org/y20k/transistor Android 7.1+ Radio streams from different countries at http://www.fmstream.org