Search internet radio stations, stream URLs, top stations, countries and genres (Radio Browser).
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search_stationsSearch internet radio stations in the Radio Browser community directory by name, genre tag, country and/or language.Search internet radio stations in the Radio Browser community directory by name, genre tag, country and/or language.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_stationGet one radio station by its Radio Browser id (stationuuid, as returned by search_stations or top_stations),Get one radio station by its Radio Browser id (stationuuid, as returned by search_stations or top_stations),
No input schema was published for this tool.
top_stationsList the most popular internet radio stations: by community votes, by recent clicks (plays), or trending (rising click trend).List the most popular internet radio stations: by community votes, by recent clicks (plays), or trending (rising click trend).
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list_countriesList countries that have internet radio stations in the Radio Browser directory, with ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes,List countries that have internet radio stations in the Radio Browser directory, with ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes,
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list_genresList the most common genre/format tags in the Radio Browser directory by number of working stations.List the most common genre/format tags in the Radio Browser directory by number of working stations.
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Search internet radio stations, stream URLs, top stations, countries and genres (Radio Browser).
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