Internet Radio Music Player Radiosure

Martin Brinkmann
Apr 11, 2009
Updated • Jun 7, 2017
Music, Music and Video
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Radiosure is a free program for Microsoft Windows that you may use to play and record Internet Radio on devices that run Windows.

Internet radio has become very popular lately with thousands of radio stations streaming music and audio content nonstop to a worldwide audience.

Most music players are capable of playing Internet Radio without installation of add-ons; All that is needed to start listening to Internet radio is the url of the radio station. Radiosure is a radio music player that ships with thousands of built-in stations that you can tune in with the click of the mouse.

While experienced users access websites like Shoutcast directly to load radio stations in software music players, inexperienced users may like the idea of an all-in-one application that starts playing music instantly and that makes the selection of music stations easier.

Radiosure

radiosure internet radio player

The music player lists more than 17000 Internet radio stations in its interface which can be listened to with the click of the mouse button. All stations are listed by name, country, genre and language with the option to sort and filter by any of the parameters.

The search helps you find stations of interest, for instance by entering a genre you are interested in, or a station name if you have a favorite one.

All results are displayed in the programs interface, and to make things easier the next time, you can add stations to the favorites with a click on the heart symbol. Here you can access them directly at any time to play them without having to use search to find them first.

When you start playing a station it displays the quality of the stream at the top as well. In addition to that, it may also display a cover or picture of the band or artist on the screen which you can disable with a right-click.

The only other feature worth mentioning is the record button which can be used to record the current stream to the local computer. Recordings will automatically be split by track if supported by the stream, and an option exists to skip already recorded tracks. The functionality is however not as advanced as that of specialized tools like Streamripper or Stationripper.

You can set the recording directory in the options. Other options available here include hotkey support to control playback and switch stations, and a skin manager to change the applications design by installing skins.

A portable and installer version of Radiosure is available at the developer's homepage. The program is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Windows Vista and Windows XP.

Verdict

If you are looking for a radio player with recording capabilities, then RadioSure is definitely one that you may want to check out. While it lacks some features, such as displaying a station's streaming quality before you tune in or options to record multiple stations at once, it is an excellent program for anyone who wants better Internet radio manageability.

Note: The newest free version of RadioSure supports the recording of two streams simultaneously.

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  1. Anonymous said on May 11, 2022 at 12:15 pm
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    The radiosure website (hosted in Russia) has been offline since March 10, 2022.

    But users have found a solution to be able to continue using it with an up-to-date database. It involves using the free and open-source database of Radio-Browser.info (over 30,000 radio stations) to convert it into a version compatible with RadioSure.

    More informations here :
    https://www.reddit.com/r/RADIOSURE/
    https://github.com/JazzfanRS/Radiosure-station-database
    https://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25797

    A script facilitating the installation of these new updates has even been created :
    https://github.com/JazzfanRS/Radiosure-station-database/discussions/7

  2. Roman ShaRP said on February 27, 2011 at 5:17 pm
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    Looked for some program to listen internet-radio not in browser, and came to this. Very nice. It has all I want (browse and search stations by name, genre, country, language), saving favorites – and that’s all I want from the radio player.

    Now, in 2011, it has more than 17.500 stations in list. I found even Cuban stations, what cheered me :)

  3. Jojo said on April 14, 2009 at 11:47 am
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    Just tried this. Seems to be working fairly nicely. Also wish that the window was resizable. I like that I didn’t have to install it.

  4. Howard Pearce said on April 11, 2009 at 2:45 pm
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    It sems to work OK but I am dissappointed with small unsizeable window

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