Yes, Audio Stream Player is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The Audio Stream Player app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
Audio Stream Player has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $1.99.
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I've used MANY streaming apps over the years, but this one is the most intuitive and straightforward. I would immediately recommend this to my family and friends IF it could export and import station playlists. Without that, it's too much trouble for me to enter multiple stations for others who don't have the station info. But that aside, it's one of my favorite apps. I recommend everyone pay the small amount to eliminate the unobtrusive ads, if only to reward the developer.
If you like web radio this app is it….
A nice no frills audio streaming app. Works lots better than VLC. Ads are minimal and non intrusive. The only thing I might ask for is a no frills equalizer to reduce the bass-iness of my Bose speakers, but then it wouldn't be no frills, eh?
This app is wonderful. It feels like it’s from 15 years ago before ads and subscriptions ruined everything
I work in radio and need to monitor online broadcasts. I don't have time to juggle fancy bloated players or listen to ads that are not part of the stations I work with. This app is the perfect solution for me. I can input the stream links, set the station name, and the app will play them. I also appreciate that the ad-free option is perpetual and only $1.99. I purchased it right away.
Of all the poo out there masquerading as apps, THIS app fulfills its promise. Simple, friendly interface. Not slapped together. The writers thought about the end user. Highly recommended.
This is the only app that shows the song name while playing even tunein no longer shows the name It would be perfect if it had album art as well
I love this app because it show the names of the song
Finally it gets metadata which is great but no album art?
I’d like to be able to see the details of stations that are already entered in the database it uses. There are numerous duplicate entries which us fine, but are they actually the same or distinct? Where does the app get entries? Is there a db somewhere? Or a service? All user entries? I paid to remove ads in the iPhone, thought I could share that with my iPad, but requires another purchase.... I’d like the ability to sort +/or filter my station list directly on the main screen. It would be great to group entries on my main screen: I’ve selected some music stations and some reggae and some ska and some flamenco - so I’d like to be able to create and change how they are cluttered and displayed. Delaying the streaming rate would be awesome!
