Listen to 1000′s of internet radio stations on your iPhone of iPod touch. Bookmark your favorites and browse by genre. This is a great that gives you access to a ton of music.
Price: $5.99
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Tuner Support
In the tutorial the numbers 98, 128 etc. I refer to are actually the Bitrate of the audio feed which is the quality. The higher the bitrate the better quality the audio. Though the higher the bitrate also creates a bigger file to stream resulting in possible lag. Use your best judgment. I have found that 128 sounds just fine as most mp3′s are encoded at 128.
UPDATE 7/19/08:
Tuner is back in the iTunes App Store. I just received an update to the App and then noticed it is back in the store. This must have been why it was pulled from the app store. I have read that some major upgrades have been done to Tuner app to fix bugs that were causing problems. If you already have the app, look for the update in your iPhone’s App Store. If you were looking to buy this app, it is back in the store for purchase.






July 13, 2008
#1
if it’s 128 & 96 etc….It could be the bitrate. ?
July 13, 2008
#2
As of matter of fact it is bitrate, I don’t know why that didn’t come to mind when I was recording the tutorial. Thanks!
July 14, 2008
#3
Most of 1.FM’s streams are up there and they’re pretty good, playing the decent music from a full range of genres (e.g. from baroque to bangra, including alternative etc.).
July 16, 2008
#4
Thanks for the review (I’m sure you know it’s in the NY TImes today, too– the app that is)—- and has the app been pulled from the store?
Can’t find it!
Thanks.
July 16, 2008
#5
Where is this app available? I’ve seen it here and in a NY Times article, but I don’t actually see it on iTunes available in the App store.
July 17, 2008
#6
Yes I did read that article. Good points and here is the link to the article.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/17/technology/personaltech/17basics.html
I can’t seem to find Tuner also, not sure where it went. Maybe they pulled it pending an update or something? I will keep everybody up to speed as I hear more info.
Thanks
July 18, 2008
#7
They pulled it and it makes sense why. It completely cannibalizes Pandora and AOL Radio, somebody made a phone call from one of those companies and killed it.
Another thing – this is a dynamite app that will suck ATT network time and they could have also decided that it was going to cost them too much in terms of network resources.
Anyone else been able to get it?
July 18, 2008
#8
I really doubt they would just pull it after charging people for it. I have the app obviously and it works fine for me. If what you say is true then they will have to continue to support an app that was just released though not sell it any further.
To think about it, what if every iPhone listener was streaming radio at the same time? What would that do to the AT&T 3G network? Is it strong enough to support that much streaming? Personally I think the whole concept of streaming audio or video over a 3G network is premature. I have a 3G broadband card in my laptop and it has a hard enough time itself streaming anything.
July 19, 2008
#9
Tuner is back, see my revised post above.
July 20, 2008
#10
yeah – it disappeared on me, I was angry. but all is well now.
looks like they worked out some kinks.
my friend would like better buffer settings so he can control the buffer size he wants.
personally i want to be able to edit both the URL and the title of stations in my favorites. it looks like they started down that path by asking for a station name, but it’s not complete. and for providers like di.fm, they redirect requests to random streams – i want to bookmark the main stream not a random mirror. right now i can’t go back to edit that. i’m going to send this feedback to nullriver myself, but it’s nice to see them updating it so quickly. i was worried it disappeared
July 21, 2008
#11
hello… since the update today the most stations are missing and my bookmark got lost? where are the gone???
July 21, 2008
#12
… and most stations dont work any more…
(
July 22, 2008
#13
do you have in search radio genders —-manele ?
before i buy the radio i need to know.
thank you
July 23, 2008
#14
Can Tuner stream .asx feeds? Doesn’t seem so?
July 23, 2008
#15
did you have gender in this radio –”manele ” ????????
July 26, 2008
#16
Jared, I saw your review for Tuner and now I have it and am very pleased! But in your video, you showed how Tuner had so so many genres, like dub and dubstep.. But mine doesn’t have that many at all! Why does mine not look like yours?
Thanks
July 26, 2008
#17
When the latest version of Tuner was released many streams that were not working were removed from the list. When it was first released there were tons of streams listed but many were broken. I’m sure more will come. Remember, you can always add your own streams as well.
July 27, 2008
#18
One of my favourite apps is the Tuner. If only they’d sort out some of the minor teething troubles.
August 7, 2008
#19
juste a question, is it possible to receive the stations of baseball games ?
August 20, 2008
#20
Hi Jerad,
I downloaded this app and fired it up at my desk at work. I hooked my iPhone into the speakers at my desk, and plugged my 3G iPhone into the AC adapter cord. It was streaming music beautifully. But half way through the day I noticed my battery was almost drained! Is it possible this app consumes more power than the charger is able to supply? Anyone else have a problem with this?
Mike
August 20, 2008
#21
Mike, you know that is a good question. I have never attempted to run my phone streaming like that. If you were using 3G network opposed to an available WiFi network I know that 3G takes a lot more energy from the phone then WiFi.
Next week I am going to get a adapter for my truck so I can plug in my iPhone using the headphones jack and play streaming music into my truck’s stereo. I will be making a road trip down to Southern California next month and want to see how well it performs. I know that 3G availability will only be there for about a 1/10th of my trip but I can switch over to iPod mode. I also want to try out Simplify Media on the road.
Thanks for your feedback.
Jerad
September 4, 2008
#22
Do anyone knows how to include norwegian station, like Nrk P1 to the iphone tuner?
September 23, 2008
#23
Per, you need to find the shoutcast server and port details for Nrk P1 – something like http://spring.wavestreamer.com:8863 (this is my station) and manually add this to Tuner and give it a name.
It will then become a bookmark which you can click on to start listening.
HTH.
October 4, 2008
#24
KCRW is available on AOL Radio iPhone App.
p.s.:Does Tuner pull in ” .pls ” streams?
October 12, 2008
#25
great station..
Teklab.fm
http://www.teklab.fm/med.pls mp3
November 3, 2008
#26
http://www.teklab.fm/med.pls
mp3
love this station
TEKLAB
December 28, 2008
#27
Still rockin this app. One of my favorite apps still to date!
June 14, 2009
#28
ESPN radio doesn't work anymore.
February 19, 2010
#29
I love the idea of the iphone tuner, but I haven't seen it anywhere yet. Done anyone know where it it available?