Add Internet Radio Channel to iTunes.

How can I add internet radio channel to iTunes?

Take a look here:
"How to Listen to Internet Radio Stations": _http://www.macinstruct.com/node/101_
And if you are having trouble with a url- look at the html source. This gives a rough example of an internet radio site that you can listen to in Safari. So, How do you get the url into iTunes?
_http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1305740&tstart=0_
Bonne chance!
-Geoff

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Click on a station and drag to the left. The playlists sidebar will open up. Drop on the playlist you want to add to.
tt2

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Andrea Perego wrote:
I actually feel disturbed at being presented such ones as heavy metal or hip hop/rap.
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Subject line says it all. I wish to add talkradio station WABC to my iTunes listing. You can hear it on-line, but how can I add it to my iTunes listing?
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5848

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So no drag+drop.
Ryan M.
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Baltimore, Maryland Yes, you can add radio stations to iTunes. However, you cannot add the radio stations to the Radio source in the source list. You only have the ability to add radio stations into the Library source.
You can always make a Smart Playlist, though, and name it something such as My Radio Stations or a name of your choice. What this will do is organize all of your personal radio stations that are not listed in the "Radio" source and create easy access and some organization to your downloaded internet radio stations in iTunes. To find internet radio stations, here are a few links:
DDance.FM Digital Dance Radio
Macstreams/Rogue Amoeba
Live365.com
UK Radio Stations
Shoutcast
Radio-Locator (not the best for locating online radio feeds)
There are other sites, of course. When you go to these sites, you will see lists of internet radio stations. To get the station of your choice into iTunes, you will need to download either the .pls, .m3u, or .mp3 file from that station. Once the file has downloaded, find it on your computer and double-click it. This should open iTunes. Note: XM Radio Online will not work for this. If it ever does work, I will update this. Sorry! If not, drag the file into iTunes Library and it will import into your library. Now, onto organizing and creating the Smart Playlist of your internet radio stations.
To create a Smart Playlist based on the internet radio stations you have downloaded, go to File > New Smart Playlist. A window will appear asking you for information. Make sure the Match the following condition: box is checked. From the first drop down menu, choose Kind. From the second drop down menu, choose is. To the right of that is a blank field where you can enter in what kind of file you wish to have in this Smart Playlist. You will want to add MPEG audio stream (without quotes) in that field.
Lastly, check the box that says Live Updating which will update your Smart Playlist of radio stations when you add more stations to your library. Then whenever you want to listen to your favorite radio station, you can click on that Smart Playlist in the source list and you will see all the internet radio stations you have added to iTunes.
Enjoy the music!
Note: There is no way of adding an internet radio station to the "Radio" source list in iTunes. Contacting Apple more than likely won't yield a response, but you can list your station on Shoutcast, Live365, RogueAmoeba (links listed above) to be seen and heard by listeners worldwide.
iTunes does not support Windows Media Player format or Real Player One format, so those streams cannot be played through iTunes and must be played through their respective applications.

I read the answer to this question and appreciated the information, but where on the web do you find the sources that were listed - namely:
• DDance.FM Digital Dance Radio
• Macstreams/Rogue Amoeba
• Live365.com
• UK Radio Stations
• Shoutcast
• Radio-Locator (not the best for locating online radio feeds)
I would like to add internet stations, too, but don't know how to find the stations.
----wb

Please walk me thru creating a playlist in iTunes for internet radio stations

Please walk me thru creating a playlist in itunes specifically for internet radio. The itunes help page is not detail enough.

Create a new playlist
Open iTunes
Click the + button in the lower left corner of the window.
Name your playlist
Add radio stations:
On the left side of the iTunes window, at the top is the "Library" group. Under "Library" should be an item called "Radio." Click that to open the radio listings. If you do not see "Radio" in iTunes, go to the menu bar at the top of your screen and open iTunes > Preferences. In the preferences window, under the General tab, make sure Show > Radio is checked and click OK.
Find a station in the Radio listing.
Drag that station from the listing on the right side of the window to the new playlist you created on the left side, and drop.
You now have a playlist with a streaming radio station in it.
To add stations not listed in the iTunes radio listings:
Locate the stream URL (if you need further help, post which radio station you want exactly)
Copy the URL to your clipboard (command+C)
open iTunes
In the menu bar at the top of your screen, click on Advnaced > Open Stream...
Paste the URL (command+V)
Click OK
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Drag the station from the Internet Songs playlist into your own playlist.

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When you have the stations in your bookmarks, you should be able to get the url.
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While streaming internet radio via itunes, the music hangs up and stalls whenever i do anything online

Rode32 wrote:
this issue just arose over the last month or so and no changes have been made to my bandwidth.
Except for the following possibiblites:
Your bandwidth might be being throttled by your internet provider.
Your internet may have a fault.
Perhaps your Wi-Fi security has been breached by someone nearby.
Perhaps the other services (Grooveshark and Spotify) use a lower bandwith (I don't know).
For numbers 1 & 2, try a speed check to see if your internet connection is as fast as it's supposed to be.
For number 3, change your password to your Wi-Fi.
For number 4, check the Bit Rate of each stream.
On the other hand, if this new information that you added is fact ( it actually occurs if I even listen to music from my iTunes library, not just internet radio ), then perhaps iTunes is at fault and the best fix may be to repair iTunes.
To repair iTunes, download the iTunes installer and when you run it, use the Repair option.

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