Online Radios

Online radios. The main station, live — and all your sources, by URL.

One single place to listen: RadioInternet.ca’s main station — its live 24/7 stream and its clock-run continuous radio, in the bar that follows you across the whole site — and every source you plug in by URL in the player. No files to upload, no simulated streams: the player only plays real sources, through their official players. The continuous radio plays Lawrence Morel’s 18 songs, hosted on this site and synchronized by the clock; the catalogue, for its part, holds only references played by the official players (Suno, YouTube) — no file from those platforms is hosted here.

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The main station.

Listening in the browser

RadioInternet — the main station

The main station brings together Lawrence Morel’s public catalogue: 1,558 confirmed public songs, gathered into 12 official playlists (470 entries). Listening happens right here, in your browser, through the URL to URL Player — you start a song, you move on to the next, you let the queue roll.

The plain real state: the main station also broadcasts continuously, by server — a radio that plays 24/7 even when nobody is watching — through its hosted stream (Shoutcast), fed by its AutoDJ: listen to it on the Listen page. Its clock-run continuous radio rotates 18 songs. Here, on this page, listening lives in your browser: it stops when you leave the page.

The listening modes — your “stations.”

The player switches from one mode to another from the same space. Each mode is a real way to listen, available right away.

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Catalogue Mode — the 12 playlists

Browse the 12 official playlists (470 entries) and start any song: it loads in the official Suno player, in this page’s listening zone. This is the station’s catalogue, organized and ready.

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Radio Mode — the shuffled queue

The radio queue lines up the playlists’ 740 distinct songs in random order: you press play, it keeps going. The Shuffle button rebuilds the queue at any time. This is the main station’s “let it play” mode.

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My URLs Mode — your own sources

Paste your own addresses and the player takes them on, each through its official player: YouTube, through the official API, with its controls; direct audio and HLS, through the browser’s audio player; Suno, through the official Suno player embedded in the page.

An address form the player cannot read is refused with an explanation — never a button that pretends.

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Another station, another creator?

The main station is RadioInternet.ca’s. Your own station is built in the Platform: your URLs, your programming, your broadcast — Radio OS is the tool, this page is the listening. No ghost stations, no waiting list disguised as a catalogue.

Favourites, folders and history.

Your favourites live in your browser: they are kept locally, on this device, and the bar finds them again at every visit. Example: you mark a title as a favourite in the player, close the page, come back tomorrow — the favourite is still there, in your folders, ready to play again. Nothing is sent to an account: it is your device that remembers, and it is also what lets you listen without signing up.

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My folders — your favourites, filed

Your song folders — Advertising, Jingles, Idents, Favourites, and the ones you create — were built in the Music page catalogue, now paused while new songs are in the making. Folders you already created still live in your browser, export (Builder format and text list) and load into the Builder station or the Control Room queue. No account required, nothing is sent to the server.

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Listening history

Your listening history is kept locally, in your browser: the titles you played, in the bar and in your history, on this device only — nothing is sent to an account. Folders you already created still live in your browser too.

The house rule: no simulated streams.

The player only plays real sources, through each platform’s official players.
When a source cannot be controlled from outside (that is Suno’s case), the page says so: playback happens in the official player.
Server broadcasting is labelled by its real state: the main station’s stream is live 24/7 — and no “live” label is ever shown without a real stream behind it.

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Online Radios — RadioInternet.ca. Listening is real, in your browser; the main station also broadcasts continuously, 24/7, through its server stream (Shoutcast) — on the Listen page.