You can find out the address of the radio station stream using the source code of the page. Its viewing is not available for every browser, so in advance use the one in which it will be possible to read it.
It is necessary
- - browser;
- - Internet connection.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to view the Internet address of the stream of a certain radio station, open the view of the source code of the page through the view menu or by clicking on the pages with the right mouse button, depending on which browser you are using.
Step 2
Next, go to the search by code, for this use the key combination Ctrl + F and in the form that appears, run the request for the following key: <option selected = "selected" value = '| … Instead of ellipses, enter the correct name of the radio station. Press the Enter key, after which you should display the found long line containing the stream code for the radio in the middle.
Step 3
In the search result that appears, copy the stream address. It will start with “radio =” and end with “& url”. The content between these two parts is what you need to insert into the client that you use to listen to the radio, for example, the AIMP player or the Miranda IM messenger. Please note that many of the radio programs can independently find stream addresses.
Step 4
Please note that often the bitrate of the music being played is also indicated in the stream address, so if you want to increase or decrease it, enter the values 96, 128, 240 or 360 in the line if it is available for the current radio station. Just find one of these values in the address and replace it with the one you want. If everything works, then the bitrate change is available for this station.
Step 5
Please note that many radio stations sometimes post the stream address on the official website or forum, if available, for example, https://42fm.ru/index.php/streams/. You can also find out the stream of the station you are interested in by searching the Internet for its name. Typically, such posts are often found in blogs and city forums.
