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How to implement internet radio using java? Is there any Java APIs for this?

I want to make a internet radio using Android / java. But I am not getting any APIs how to connect or how to receive the channel information for streaming the audio.

Please help me how to create that same and provide some code/API for that.

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    You should elaborate a little more as to what you want to do. You're giving too few information for people to help you. – balpha Aug 18 '09 at 11:23
  • @skaffman: Good question. I'll vote to reopen anyway, because this might turn into a good question, if the OP gives some more details. – balpha Aug 18 '09 at 11:27
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    Uh ... guys? Aren't you a bit harsh here? How about a few general links how Internet radios work instead of simply closing the question? – Aaron Digulla Aug 18 '09 at 11:27
  • It's been a day, and there's been no clarification. Voting to close as not a real question. – John Saunders Aug 20 '09 at 00:05
  • Ok, it seems he clarified by creating a duplicate question, which was closed. I've added the extra text from that question to this one. If I could un-vote-to-close, I would. – John Saunders Aug 20 '09 at 00:09

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Cidero is a Internet Radio server implemented in Java. This should get you started.

Update: The project seems to be down. I've found this github repo with a "cidero" project which seems to be the same but I'm not sure whether they are related: http://repo.or.cz/w/learning-java-upnp.git/tree/HEAD:/cidero

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Stumbled on this question through the related-questions side bar... Noticed that the cidero link was out of date. I just suggested an answer on a similar thread for use of Android's MediaPlayer object; How to play online radio in android

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