Frndly Tv adds 4 new audio only channels

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Looks like today FrndlyTv added 4 audio only (with background screengrabs) today. No commercials and they are Stingray Music stations
Flashback 70s
Remember the 80s
Hot Country
Classic Rock

These were added to the original 2 which were added before Xmas with Xmas songs. Now they are Love Songs and Greatest Hits

Edit one note. They do insert a commercial every now and then (maybe 2 an hour tops). If you back out to the guide and go back in to the music station the commercial is gone and you'll hear just some music but not a song.
 
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I am all for more content, but I never understood the fascination (and why everyone loves) these video-delivered audio-only channels. I hate the idea of leaving my TV on, using who knows how much electricity, just to listen to music.
 
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I am all for more content, but I never understood the fascination (and why everyone loves) these video-delivered audio-only channels. I hate the idea of leaving my TV on, using who knows how much electricity, just to listen to music.
You need a TV with a Picture Off feature, ike a Sony.
 
I am all for more content, but I never understood the fascination (and why everyone loves) these video-delivered audio-only channels. I hate the idea of leaving my TV on, using who knows how much electricity, just to listen to music.
I use a roku that plugs into my AV receiver/amplifier. The TV can be unplugged if you want and you can still listen to the music.
 
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How do you listen to audio subcarriers?

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They switched out the 'holiday' named station yet was love songs to now be for Spring Break.

It is now 'Chill Beats & Spring Break Fun'
 
Just FYI, anyone with a late model LG 4K TV can receive all of these Stingray music feeds for free.

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