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Unable to find radio stations I've added in Windows app

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When I select Manage → Add Radio Station, I enter the radio station’s URL and give it a name. I’ve done this several times and I cannot find the radio station afterwards! I’ve read elsewhere that it should be in “My Radio Stations”. Unable to find My Radio Stations. Also unable to find radio stations after adding by searching. I just added one and gave it a unique name AAAAA, and still cannot find it!

Where are these radio stations?

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106rallyeAnswer

I’m not sure this still works. Since the new mobile app you need to ad stations to (new) TuneIn (after having registered for a free account).

106rallyeAnswer

I’m not sure this still works. Since the new mobile app you need to ad stations to (new) TuneIn (after having registered for a free account).

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zBernie123Author

Chromatic Producer I

I’m not sure this still works. Since the new mobile app you need to ad stations to (new) TuneIn (after having registered for a free account).

How can a company that makes such great speakers make such crappy software!

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controlav

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Stations added this way are only visible in TuneIn (Classic), but Sonos hide that service on their S2 apps these days. HOWEVER, if you use a third party app, many still offer TuneIn (Classic) and you can still play your custom stations. All of my player apps (see profile) do this, for example.

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zBernie123Author

Chromatic Producer I

Stations added this way are only visible in TuneIn (Classic), but Sonos hide that service on their S2 apps these days. HOWEVER, if you use a third party app, many still offer TuneIn (Classic) and you can still play your custom stations. All of my player apps (see profile) do this, for example.

Thanks, but I was trying to get a radio station working with the Hubitat Sonos integration.

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controlav

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Stations added this way are only visible in TuneIn (Classic), but Sonos hide that service on their S2 apps these days. HOWEVER, if you use a third party app, many still offer TuneIn (Classic) and you can still play your custom stations. All of my player apps (see profile) do this, for example.

Thanks, but I was trying to get a radio station working with the Hubitat Sonos integration.

I was going to say use my app to turn the newly-created radio station into a Favorite, so that simpler integrations could use it, but I seem to have a bug and I don’t allow stations to be Favorited. Oops.

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Author of the leading independent Sonos apps for Android, MacOS, iOS, Windows and Xbox.

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zBernie123Author

Chromatic Producer I

Stations added this way are only visible in TuneIn (Classic), but Sonos hide that service on their S2 apps these days. HOWEVER, if you use a third party app, many still offer TuneIn (Classic) and you can still play your custom stations. All of my player apps (see profile) do this, for example.

Thanks, but I was trying to get a radio station working with the Hubitat Sonos integration.

I was going to say use my app to turn the newly-created radio station into a Favorite, so that simpler integrations could use it, but I seem to have a bug and I don’t allow stations to be Favorited. Oops.

Thanks. I ultimately found that Sonos no longer supports manually adding URL’s. There’s an option to do it, but others have told me it is no longer supported. I found I can add a radio station such as a Pandora station to favorites, then add it to the Hubitat favorites.

Sonos is almost as bad as Microsoft!

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