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[[{{WebHelp:Links|Content}}|Help]] > Internet Radio
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MediaMonkey will play most Shoutcast or Icecast streams. To play an internet stream you'll need to now the URL the stream is streamed from, then use '''File > Open URL or File''' from the Main Menu and enter the URL of the Internet Radio stream URL. A standard stream can be in various forms:
 
* A standard stream: ''http://64.236.34.196:80/stream/1048''
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* A password protected stream: ''http://userame:password@192.168.2.2:9000/stream.mp3''
 
== Introduction ==
 
MediaMonkey will play most Shoutcast or Icecast radio streams and generally can stream from a URL if the file formats on the stream are supported by MediaMonkey. ''Note: TS streams from cable or OTA boxes are not supported by MediaMonkey.''
 
 
== Opening a Stream ==
 
To play an internet stream you'll need to know the URL of the stream. Then use '''File > Open URL or File''' from the Main Menu and enter the URL of the Internet Radio stream URL. A standard stream can be in various forms:[[File:Wiki-MM5 Open URL or File.jpg|516px|center]]<br><br>
* A standard stream: ''<span>ht</span>tp://64.236.34.196:80/stream/1048''
* A password protected stream: ''<span>ht</span>tp://userame:password@192.168.2.2:9000/stream.mp3''
* A remote .mp3 or .m3u link: ''http://www.radioparadise.com/musiclinks/rp_128.m3u''
* A remote .mp3 or .m3u link: ''http://www.radioparadise.com/musiclinks/rp_128.m3u''




To save an Internet Steam add it to a [[{{WebHelp:Links|Using Playlists}}|Playlists]]. Use right click on the stream in from [[{{WebHelp:Links|Now Playing}}|Playing]] and select '''Send To > Playlists''' from the Context Menu and then select an existing or new [[{{WebHelp:Links|Using Playlists}}|Playlists]] the Internet Stream should be added to.
== Saving a Stream ==
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To save an Internet Steam add it to a [[{{WebHelp:Links|Using Playlists}}|Playlist]]. Use right click on the stream from [[{{WebHelp:Links|Now Playing}}|Playing]] and select '''Send To > Playlists''' from the Context Menu and then select an existing or new [[{{WebHelp:Links|Using Playlists}}|Playlist]] the Internet Stream should be added to.
 
 
== Related ==
 
* [[{{WebHelp:Links|Playing_Audio_Tracks}}|Playing Media Files with MediaMonkey]]
* [[{{WebHelp:Links|Player}}|The MediaMonkey Player]]
* [[{{WebHelp:Links|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers}}|Sharing/Casting your MediaMonkey Library with UPnP (DLNA)/Chromecast]]
* [[{{WebHelp:Links|Using Playlists}}|Playlists]]
 
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 9 July 2023

Wiki Home > MediaMonkey 5 Help > Web Based Media > Internet Streams



Introduction

MediaMonkey will play most Shoutcast or Icecast radio streams and generally can stream from a URL if the file formats on the stream are supported by MediaMonkey. Note: TS streams from cable or OTA boxes are not supported by MediaMonkey.


Opening a Stream

To play an internet stream you'll need to know the URL of the stream. Then use File > Open URL or File from the Main Menu and enter the URL of the Internet Radio stream URL. A standard stream can be in various forms:




Saving a Stream

To save an Internet Steam add it to a Playlist. Use right click on the stream from Playing and select Send To > Playlists from the Context Menu and then select an existing or new Playlist the Internet Stream should be added to.


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