Radio stations on your Stream Deck keys, with the song now playing
To play internet radio from a Stream Deck, add Internet Radio for Windows and put your stations on keys: press once to play, press again to stop. Each key shows the station logo and the song now playing. Find stations from around the world by name or genre, or paste a stream address, then add volume and mute keys, a Stream Deck + dial and a sleep timer.
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The radio plays through your Windows default speakers or headphones, with no other app open. Stations come from radio-browser.info, a free directory run by its community.
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Yes: Internet Radio for Windows is a Stream Deck plugin that plays internet radio stations from keys on Windows, with the station logo and the song now playing on each key. Nothing else to install.
Add a Station key, search for a station by name or genre, click it in the results, and press the key; press it again to stop. Pressing another Station key switches over.
Yes: the Station key shows the song now playing, read from the stream, whenever the station sends a title. Long titles turn pages on the key.
In the Station key's settings, choose Stream address and paste the address, or an .m3u or .pls playlist; it must start with http:// or https://. You can also type the name to show on the key.
No. The radio has its own volume, set with the Volume keys or the Stream Deck + dial, and it is kept after a restart. Mute keeps the volume and gives it back on the next press.
The key connects again by itself, up to three tries, and the station plays again after the PC wakes up. If all three tries fail, the key shows Offline; press it to try again.