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Grade TV plays radio next to TV: 64,655 playable stations from 242 countries, 1,682 of them in Brazil, coming from Radio Browser, the community database of internet radios. On screen, the Radio button in the left column switches the search: filter by country, language, state or tag (mpb, news, rock…), sort by most voted and listen in the mini player — the sound keeps going while you browse.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the stations come from?
From Radio Browser, an open, community-run catalog of internet radios. Grade TV reloads the list every day and only shows what their checker saw online in the last two weeks; every station carries the credit on its card.
Why doesn't a station play?
The stream comes from the radio's own server, not from Grade. If it went down, moved or refuses the browser, the station won't open — report it with the “opens?” button and the catalog learns. Stations on http go through our hop so they can play on an https page.
Can I listen in VLC or another app?
Yes. Save the station in a folder and paste the folder's M3U feed into VLC — the same feed as the TV channels. See how to.
Is there a schedule or a “now playing”?
Not yet. The song title travels in ICY metadata that browsers don't read; for now the card shows tags, codec, bitrate and community votes.
Grade TV lists streams that open sources credited in About — the iptv-org project and official-stream lists — mark as public, and does not host or redistribute video: the player talks to the origin. Takedown via contact on the home page.