Wow. Tidal now has Internet radio in USA

You are both right, nycjlee and hgeifman.It is indeed SHOUTcast.I only use Aurender and the app is so "Tidal-like" that I assumed this was through Tidal. Sorry for the mis-info and thanks for correcting.

hgeifman, also thanks for the tip on Calm. I will check it out.

Dave

I do not believe the radio stations are from Tidal.  There is a separate tab on the App for radio stations.  I am guessing Aurender added access to these stations but I do not know how. 

Are you sure it's Tidal streaming? I know that Aurender added support for SHOUTcast radio stations earlier this year.  

The internet radio stations all vary quality-wise.  Most internet radio streams are 128Kbps.  Every FM Station is different.  The Aurender App lists 10 recommended stations based on dealer and end user feedback.  

Custom internet radio stations can be added by the end user and will appear in Favorites.  I suggest you search for Calm Radio since they offer many different types of music for listening.  

I think it is relatively new to the US market, 2psyop. Enjoy.

Dave

Dlcockrum, that is cool, never knew about Tidal offering radio stations. Thanks I'll check it out...

Roger that reubent and thanks again for the recommendation.

Dave

@dlcockrum - well that $ucks. I'm guessing RP may be the most popular internet radio station in existence. It certainly is with the music fans I know.

Thank you reubent. I think I would like that station, but, as with many jazz titles recommended to me, Tidal does not have Radio Paradise.

Dave

My favorite internet radio station is Radio Paradise. It has a great eclectic mix of music, most rock, alt rock, etc, but also some jazz, classical blues electronic, etc. They stream at 320kbps and it sounds great.