I want to emphasize that I cannot import the m3u file itself via URL, as it's not available online. #RADIOBROWSERUUID:9617a958-0601-11e8-ae97-52543be04c81 M3U file extension is created by Nullsoft, also known as Media Playlist File. You can find these files on forums or websites dedicated solely to this sort of thing. This file will be hosted by a service that streams IPTV, so they’ll have all the info on what channel to add and where it should go. To clarify, with "local m3u file radio" I mean a m3u file stored in the local iPhone storage that contains of EXTINF entries that point to online radio stations (http-URLs), such as: #EXTM3U The main thing you’ll need is an m3u file with a list of channels in it. After doing so you can see that the file has been converted from m3u to mp3 audio file.Quite easy Copy the link from the notepad and Now go to your web browser ,paste the file and hit enter. The file is locally accessible only, because it gets synced via Syncthing. m3u files and right click on it.Choose program and Open with Notepad. They are built to stream video and radio to iOS devices. The best thing would be an alternative to RadioDroid for iOS, but it needs to come with a m3u importer. M3U8 files are the basis for the HTTP Live Streaming format that is developed by Apply Company.
My question is: Is there any app that plays local m3u file radio streams through the default media player interface, so that I can enjoy radio while the iPhone is in standby?
I think this is the case, because none those players use the default music player interface, as they are designed to play video, not audio. Revisiting my question from the past, none of the IPTV players allow to play the music when the app is in the background / when the iPhone is in standby. Years ago I asked how to stream m3u radio files (music) on the iPhone.
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