Radio stations are always backed up to your Google account and will be restored at reinstall. The files are stored in /Android/data//files/Collection.+ How do I backup and transfer my radio stations?Transistor supports Android 6's Auto Backup feature. Feel free to tinker with those files using the texteditor of your choice.
Instead it stores stations as m3u files on your device's external storage.
You can manage the list of stations also from a file browser (see next question).+ Where does Transistor store its stations?Transistor does not save its list of stations in a database. A tap on a shortcut will open Transistor - playback will start immediately.+ How to rename or delete a station?The rename and delete options can be accessed both from the list of stations and from the now playing screen. Playback must be running to be able to activate the sleep timer.+ How to place a station shortcut on the Home screen?The option to place a shortcut for a station on the Home screen can be accessed from the station's three dots menu. An additional tap adds 15 minutes to the clock. Please note: Transistor does not feature any kind of built-in search option.+ How to play back a radio station?Tap the big Play button ).+ How to stop playback?Tap the big Stop button or unplug your headphones or swipe off the notification from the lockscreen.+ How to start the sleep timer?Tapping the Clock symbol starts a 15 minute countdown after which Transistor stops playback. You can also tap the (+) symbol in the top bar and paste in streaming links directly. GitHub is also a good place to file bugs or even to contribute, if you are interested.+ How to add a new radio station?The easiest way to add a new station is to search for streaming links and then choose Transistor as a your default handler for those file types. It is published under the MIT open source license. You will have to manually add radio stations.Transistor is free software. It does not feature any kind of built-in search option. It currently understands streams encoded in MP3 and OGG.Important note: This is an app of type BYOS ("bring your own station"). The app stores stations as files on your device's external storage. Transistor is a bare bones app for listening to radio programs over the internet.
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