Strimio3.0.10

Strimio lets you play and organize live audio and video streams from one desktop player, giving broadcasters and listeners a practical way to keep frequently used channels together. Its built-in catalog offers more than 30,000 streams, while the personal library lets you add stations, create folders, and edit stream details. The product was created in 2020 and designed, developed, and maintained by Spiral2k.

Playback can be sent with one click to Sonos devices, Chromecast, or Android TV hardware when Cast support is available. Strimio automatically retrieves information about the program currently being broadcast, so the now-playing view can show stream metadata without manual entry. Keyboard shortcuts provide another way to control playback, and Light and Dark themes adjust the interface to different listening environments.

The library can be imported or exported for restoration or sharing, which is useful when maintaining collections across installations or passing a curated set of streams to someone else. Strimio suits people who move between internet radio and live video, as well as households that want streams available on a desktop and compatible external screens or speakers. Automatic updates keep the desktop application supplied with improvements, fixes, and new features as releases arrive.

The current Linux release is version 3.0.10 and runs on amd64 systems with snapd; Strimio is distributed as commercial software.