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. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Open the Music app and tap the Radio tab at the bottom of the screen. On your Mac or PC: Open iTunes. In the upper-left corner, choose Music. Then, from the navigation bar at the top of iTunes, choose Radio. On your Apple Watch Series 3 or later: Open the Radio app.

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On your Apple TV: Open the Music app, then select Radio at the top of the screen. On your HomePod: to play Beats 1 or an artist, genre, mood, or activity. On your Android device: Open the Apple Music app, tap in the upper-left corner, then tap Radio. You might be asked to.

Find a song or artist that you want to create a station from, then follow these steps:. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Tap or, then tap Create Station. On your Mac or PC: In iTunes, click next to a song's name, then click Create Station. On your Android device: Tap, then tap Create Station. On all of your Apple devices, you can also and then say the name of a song, album, or artist.

Your new station will be added to your list of Recently Played stations. Recently Played stations are in order of most recently played and can't be deleted. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:. Open the Now Playing screen, then tap in the lower-right corner. Tap 'Add to Library ' or 'Add to a Playlist.'

On your Mac or PC:. Hold your pointer over the song's name at the top of iTunes, then click.

Choose 'Add to Library' or 'Add to Playlist.' On your Apple TV, hold down on the Touch surface of your remote, then select 'Add to Library' or 'Add to a Playlist.' On your Android device:.

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Click to expand.BBC must be the meanest major broadcaster on bandwidth. I listen every morning before I get up, to BBC R3 via iPlayer, with my Macbook connected to a small audio system. In France the bitrate can drop as far as 12 kbps sometimes. It then sounds like it is being played from a railway station loudspeaker through 50 meters of iron drain pipe.

I sometimes have to switch to the older method of Real Player but even there, it is far from good all the time. I have played around with transport settings (Multicast, UDP, TCP and HTTP) with very limited success. I get Radioio Classical at a steady 160+kbps all the time, so the poor bit rate is down to the BBC not me (or you).

Slightly off topic but for decent quality BBC sound during the day in France, I use Freesat with a big dish (140cm) and high quality LNB (Invacom). That way you get 192kbps consistently. The sound quality of the Humax HD Satellite box's audio DAC is not nice but you can get the signal before this stage at the Optical SPDI/F socket and use a good external DAC. I use a Russ Andrews designed Firestone Audio Spitfire 24 bit/192 kHz, which is OK but not stellar.

For anyone who wants to do this on any satellite box, where the audio systems are made down to a very low price, I would recommend the Beresford Caiman DAC, which is about the same price as the Spitfire but I think, has a much smoother sound. That is what I use in the UK to improve the audio sound from my Sky HD box, as I am in a DAB/FM radio dead zone. Click to expand.The BBC degrade their streaming for non-UK IP addresses, so you'll get decent quality in the UK and worse quality elsewhere. The only way around this is to use a VPN service with a UK IP address. This is do-able on iPhone/iPad and handy if you want iPlayer access but usually involves paying someone.

And (iTunes links) are both very good apps that can handle BBC radio streams. Wunder, which I used for a long time on the iPhone, has gone universal so now has a native iPad interface. Though it was never pretty on the iPhone and certainly isn't on the iPad. TuneIn, on the other hand, has a much better UI and some extra features but there isn't an iPad version and I don't know if the dev is planning one. Finally, the free app (not available in the UK because it's made by their commercial arm, so there's at least one BBC service ironically better for those of us outside the UK) has a button that streams World Service news while you browse news stories. BBC Real Player Streams Stopped This morning I had my usual problem with iPlayer (it's about once every 2 weeks) with BBC R3 sounding horribly garbled and unplayable. My speed meter is showing its usual 2.10 mbps, so it is not me.

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I switched to my usual back-up which is Real Player, only to hear half of a message saying 'as from the end of May.' And then nothing. I assume the message is supposed to say that as from the end of May, Real Player streams are no more - arghhhhh! The solution was surprisingly simple.

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1) Ensure you have an up to date copy of the free Flip for Mac Windows Media Player Plug in. 2) Find the url for the WMA stream of the programme you want to listen to - for R3 it is: and copy that to the address bar in Safari. Then you will find it plays perfectly well. The sound is not as good as iPlayer when it is working properly but a lot better than iPlayer when it is mis-behaving, as it is today.