Many thanks for your quick response and helpful information - I have been going nuts trying to get this working!

I'll scroll down the page to the news section before posting next time...

I'm having some problems with my Audiotron unit at the moment - Was all working OK and connecting to the site - now it says "Error connecting to TurtleRadio - Station List server not available". Checking internet connectivity tells me that I have no connection but it allows me to ping google and access local network resources without problem. i suspect the internet connectivity issue is most likely the cause of not getting as far as accessing the station list sevrer because I've done a factory reset and re-entered the set up details - I checked the userid settings and they all match to my login credentials OK.

Any pointer as to what's up would be greatly appreciated.

Pleased to say that I finally got the unit to connect to your site. I changed from the static ID address to the DNS one and it connected straight away and found 79 stations. I'll now try adding a few of mine to see what happens, but this is great and wonderful to see it working again. Can't access my shares at present but I'm sure that I will figure that out.

Thanks again for some great work.

Hi BigL,

Yes, it is still supported.

Connect to the AudioTron with your webbrowser. Select Settings, Turtleradio and look at the TurtleRadio player ID field.
Match this field with your account here.. (either change the field to BigL or register here with the id as listed in your AudioTron)
Then login and select the stations you like as favorit. Your favorites are listed under MyFavorites and will be available on your AT as well.

Please note that this website supports various hardware radio stream players.
Some of them are brand new and support the latest stream types while the AudioTron is rather old and might not support them.
So when selecting streams from the database they might not work on the AT.
In any way, you can also add your own streams and experiment a bit with what type does work etc.
You should be able to build a nice list of radio stations that work though.

BR,
William

After doing a Google search, I was delighted to find this site as my Audiotron has been mothballed for several years. As I understand it, the DNS for Turtleradio has now been switched to this site and therefore, I don't need to do anything. However, when trying a radio search, I get the message "Error connecting to TurtleRadio - Station List server not available - Completed Operation" and wonder if I am doing something wrong. Once I remembered the login details to the unit, I could access it OK from my computer, so clearly it it can be seen on the network. Are there any tweaks that I need to make to bring back life to the old Audiotron?

Thanks