None of my favorite channel streams are working. They stop shortly after pressing play. This happens on WiFi and cellular (I have an unlimited cellular plan). Same issue on iPhone, iPad and CarPlay. I rebooted my phone several times and uninstalled Eter and reinstalled I it with no luck.
Specifically:
96.5 KOIT
99.7 Now (KMVQ)
102.9 KBLX
102.9HD2 KBLX Old School
106.1 KMEL
Any suggestions?
It’s not the Eter issue.
All stations you mentioned are using the same server for streaming (their websites look also the same), and the server is apparently down or restricted.
Check if you can listen to those stations via their websites.
Remember, Eter is only a receiver, like the old times radio, not the broadcaster.
Best
Krystian
I tried one station website so far, KOIT 96.5, and the website works fine. I tried copying and pasting the livestream url directly from the website into Eter for that station but I see that didn’t work either
Apparently these stations are not available in Europe where I am based..
Anyway, in my opinion it is not Eter issue, but the broadcaster just turned off these streams available in radio-browser.info database that Eter uses. Radio-browser.info is open source public database that is used by many different apps, including Eter.
You can check if the URL of the stream that Eter uses for given station still works. Go to edit of one of those stations in Eter, copy the stream URL from Eter and paste it into your web browser. Please let me know of the results.
I will look if there are alternative streams for these stations but I cannot promise I will find one.
Best
Krystian
It’s definitely not an Eter issue. I tried these same stations on 4 other streaming radio app and they all use the same stream from tuner.bonnevile.com, including Eter.
I was unable to find any other streams for these channels. I emailed Bonneville International who stream these channels to find out what the issue is. Not sure if I will get a response.
After several days of searching I found a way to extract the URL while listening live on a website. Well, it worked for 4 of the five channels that stopped working.
On my laptop, I used Chrome to open the station website. Then choose FN function and the F12 key to open the Network info. Select the Media tab. The press play and a link will show in the Media tab. I then copied/pasted to a Word Document and then typed in the URL in Eter for each station.
Now I have all the stations playing again 
I am glad you found the URLs for the streams.
Best
Krystian