Commercially licensed audio

[NOCmusic]

Hello, I just found Rune Audio while researching a new solution for overhead music my healthcare clinic. I love the player so far, but might have done things out of order a little. I want to stick with a music source that is licensed for commercial usage, and I found overhead.fm that has a reasonable basic plan. However, it looks like they hide their streams and I can't figure out how to play them, and they are also behind a login, so I'd need to figure out how to embed credentials.

Is there anyone familiar with overhead.fm or another source for commercially-licensed music in Rune Audio? Thanks!

[carillonstore]

In my opinion, the quality of online music sources is not high quality, most of them are 128bit mp3s... very few 320bits... and quite rare lossless formats. I just download it to my NAS and listen to it. 2TB with gold music is more than enough . I can't listen to music online now because the quality is too low.
As for the streaming problem, you can replace the USB wifi for Pi3 and it will immediately improve. Because the wifi that comes with the Pi3 is a bit weak (some doctors are fine - my pi3's wifi is also weak and is using USB wifi).

[vadoyo]