So, the jittery stream quality wasn't the program's fault, but a connectivity issue. That's when I decided to try a VPN to see if it was a server issue, and it worked perfectly.

In fact, a few seconds later it always displayed a message saying connection lost. I fired up Screamer Radio to see if it was better, and experienced the same issues with the same stations. BBC Radio and many other stations were working fine. I gave it a few days and noticed that it only happened with some channels. Some stations were choppy and I assumed the program was causing it. Not all sites display the URL, so you'll have to find it some other way. The network tab should display the stream's URL. Select 'Inspect Element' to bring up the developer tools. For other stations, go to their website and play the stream in your browser. Some radio stations have the URL on their website, like Soma FM does. English speaking readers can use the Blues FM, Engeland National (includes BBC), or Soma FM, which still gets you about 40 stations. Tray Radio has several European language stations ready for installation. I'd recommend using method 3 for adding stations.

Hit the Station Packet Creator to add your own it's a bit buggy as it wouldn't recognize the logos and wouldn't save without a logo. A Station packet is nothing but the radio station name, its streaming link, a menu name of your choice and the logo. You can manually add radio Station packets, too, but they need to be in the ZIP or TRSP format. Right-click on the tray icon and you will notice that the radio stations that you added are available. Check the channels you want to install and hit the Save button. Clicking on a region shows the names of the available channels, and they are in English. You'll notice it is partly in Dutch (because the developer is from The Netherlands). Select the Install Station Packet menu item to get started. To access Tray Radio's options, right-click on the icon.

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