Radiola - Listen to Online Radio Stations

Radiola is a reliable software that enables you to listen to online radio stations right from your desktop. The software features a list of musical genres and offers you several radio stations that play your favorite type of music. It can display a history of rendered songs and supports adding extra playlists from local files.

Key Features:

• Listen to your favorite online radio stations


• Radio stations sorted by music genres


• Stable Internet connection required


• Double click to open a radio station


• Display current song artist and title

Technical Specifications:

• File: Radiola_setup.exe


• Publisher: FBytes.com


• Price: Free

The software prompts a dialog box that indicates the status of the connection, as well as the specific URL or possible errors. Once the link is established, the software displays the name of the radio station, website, and buffer status. Additionally, it shows the artist and title of the current song along with the bitrate quality.

Radiola is capable of generating a list of the most recent songs you have listened to at different radio stations. The log file is saved on your computer for easy access. You can also view it by clicking on the 'Show history' button.

You may customize the list of radio stations and songs by loading local playlist files or website addresses. Just drag and drop the .M3U or .WPL files onto the radios list, and the software will display them in the selected category. However, the local playlist is not automatically updated, and you cannot randomize the playback order. Alternatively, you can easily add the URL of your favorite online radio station by drag-and-drop.

Radiola allows you to create a list of your favorite online radio stations. You can easily connect to one of the available stations or add the URL of your preferred online radio. Moreover, the software displays the name of the currently playing song and saves a list of all the rendered melodies.

Radiola is part of the Radio Players download collection on Softpedia.