RADIO 3SIXTY: Which music services/sources can I use?

You can control all important functions of the RADIO 3SIXTY with the devil Remote App as well.

The structure of the current radio has podcasts as a separate source (previously podcasts were part of the submenu for internet radio). Now it is a separate source with its own icon on the source overview screen.

Internet Radio: 

Reception of worldwide radio stations, only possible with an existing internet connection. You can find information about this here: MUSICSTATION / RADIO 3SIXTY: Internet Radio

Podcasts: 

International media contributions (e.g. reports, recordings of radio shows, music programs, etc.) that are constantly available on the internet independent of broadcast times. Here you will find the podcasts provided by the portal airable.fm. Registration with airable is required for this. You can find information about this here.

Amazon Music 

With Amazon Music, you can stream music, audio plays, news, and podcasts. You can find information about this here: devil Remote App: Add streaming service "Amazon Music"

Spotify

You can stream Spotify via Wi-Fi (thanks to Spotify Connect) or Bluetooth. You can find information about this here: What is Spotify Connect?

USB Media Player

You can play music from USB storage devices. You can find information about this here: RADIO 3SIXTY: Can the device play music from a USB stick?

DAB+ Radio

To make the best use of digital radio reception, please consider the tips from the manual RADIO 3SIXTY - Tips for placement

FM Radio

To make the best use of analog radio reception, please consider the tips from the manual radio reception RADIO 3SIXTY - Tips for placement

Bluetooth®

Thanks to Bluetooth, you can play additional music services on your RADIO 3SIXTY. To do this, connect a smartphone to the RADIO 3SIXTY via Bluetooth, start any music service app (e.g. Deezer or Spotify), and play your music. You can find information about this here: Bluetooth - what is important

Aux In

Connect a source device with an analog line-out jack or headphone jack (e.g. CD player or TV) to the AUX IN socket. For this, you need a stereo cable with a 3.5 mm jack plug.