Odio for Windows

Software for streaming radio on an electron basis

Odio, an Electron-based streaming program that allows you to select from over 250,000 radio stations around the globe, is called Odio. These stations are organized so that you can filter out the stations you wish to listen to. You can search for stations by their name, tag or country. Odio is an open-source application that is free, but not open-source. You will not be allowed to add streams. You will not be able search the radio data system to find stations that support Odio.

Odio is a radio streaming platform using Chromium, Node.js. There are two versions of this application: the installer and the portable. The installer version is for Windows devices that run Windows 7, 8, or 10 operating systems. It will take up just 5.8 MB of your computer's memory. Ubuntu, an open-source operating system, can install the portable edition. This version will not allow you to open the Windows command line frequently. Both versions have a flat and well-organized user interface that allows you to browse radio channels.

Odio is an Electron-based software that will automatically update itself. You can access the Odio app if you are familiar with Chromium Developer Tools. This will enable you to identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies in the program. You can report any issues to Odio's official GitHub account.

You can choose a dark or a light theme when you launch Odio. On your left-hand side, you'll see your Odio favorites, recently played channels, filters and other settings. You can also find information about the radio stations that you listen to. Odio provides information about the country of origin, codec and bit rate as well as the last check time. Odio's features let you personalize your listening experience.