Its library consists of more than 15 million songs and 400,000 artists, which means iHeartRadio is fully capable of putting together an enjoyable playlist with both popular hits and more-obscure tracks. From there, iHeartRadio will create a completely ad-free station based on your selection. To use it, simply hit the Create tab at the top of the main dashboard, and use the Search bar to find a song or artist, just as you would on Pandora. Their free is 1 gb, which even if someone knows a solution of iheart which gets the stream to 128 Kbps is the equivalent of 3 hours per week which is really not worth it for me.And then, of course, there is the Pandora-like functionality that iHeartRadio offers. Thanks to DiandalScotland who mentioned tunnelbear. If there isn't a solution and 500MB = 3 hours per month, then I'd be looking for a free VPN that gives more like 3.5 GB per month. If there's a solution that gets iheart to 500MB = 8 hours a month, I'd be looking for a free VPN that gives more like 1.5 GB per month. I'd really be looking for 5 hours a week at least. So I don't think there's anyway to control the webpage they use to provide the station, or the bps.Īnyway, 8 hours per month is really being able to listen to a US radio station. It's iheart radio I'm trying to listen to.
If you were using the browser for anything else at the same time, or there was something like video adverts on the player, that would also use up data.
If the stream was really high quality (320Kbps) that would use up 500MB in about 3 hours. * The affiliate ID when this link is opened is being automatically added by DS, not me.ĥ00MB isn't a lot but should be enough to stream a 128Kbps audio stream for over 8 hours. It offers a free 500MB per month via a simple Chrome extension which is probably the easiest method for a novice to use. The original Opera VPN called SurfEasy ( )* has now been spun off in to a separate company. Opera's VPN changed recently, now you can select "Americas" as the location but there's no guarantee it will be a US server. Have you tried the Opera browser, it comes with a free VPN allowing you to pretend that you're somewhere in the US So help is very much appreciated, but I am going to need steps to follow. " a VPN, which has to be on a US server or use a Smart DNS service that works with iHeart Radio" I've never done that before, so I would need step by step help to do it. There's nothing I've so far been told that I have the skills / knowledge to action without help.
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