Tera: Terminal Radio

REPO

A terminal-based internet radio player powered by Radio Browser.

Features

• 🔍 Search - Find stations by name, tag, language, country, or state
• 🎲 I Feel Lucky - Random station discovery by keyword
• 💾 Favorites - Organize stations into custom lists with duplicate detection
• ⭐ Star Ratings - Rate stations 1-5 stars and browse your top-rated collection
• 🏷️ Custom Tags - Tag stations with personal labels and build dynamic playlists
• ⚡ Quick Play - Direct playback from main menu (shortcuts 10-99+)
• 🕐 Recently Played - Last N stations shown below Quick Play Favorites in the main menu
• 🔊 Playback Control - Play/pause with persistent status, adjust volume, and mute during playback
• 🚫 Block List - Block unwanted stations from appearing in searches and auto-play
• ☁️ Sync & Backup - Export/restore local zip backups and sync all data via GitHub Gists
• 🗳️ Voting - Support your favorite stations on Radio Browser
• 🎨 Themes - Choose from predefined themes or customize via YAML config
• 💤 Sleep Timer - Set a timer to stop playback automatically
• 📊 Most Played - View your listening history sorted by play count, last played, or first played
• 🔄 Update Checker - Get notified when a new version is available
• ⌨️ Keyboard-driven - Full navigation without a mouse
• ❓ Context Help - Press ? anytime to see available keyboard shortcuts
• 🖥️ Command-Line Play - Play stations directly from the terminal without opening the TUI

Requirements

• mpv - Media player for audio playback

Installation

Homebrew (macOS/Linux)

# update and upgrade
brew update && brew upgrade
brew install shinokada/tera/tera
# Upgrade existing installation
brew upgrade shinokada/tera/tera

Golang

go install github.com/shinokada/tera/v3/cmd/tera@latest

Debian/Ubuntu

sudo dpkg -i tera_3.x.x_linux_amd64.deb
sudo apt-get install -f  # Install mpv dependency if needed

Fedora/RHEL

sudo rpm -i tera_3.x.x_linux_amd64.rpm

Windows Scoop

scoop bucket add shinokada https://github.com/shinokada/scoop-bucket
scoop install tera

Windows Winget

winget install Shinokada.Tera
# Upgrade existing installation
winget upgrade Shinokada.Tera

Manual Download

Download the latest binary for your platform from the releases page:

Platform	Architecture	File
macOS	Intel	tera_3.x.x_darwin_amd64.tar.gz
macOS	Apple Silicon	tera_3.x.x_darwin_arm64.tar.gz
Linux	x86_64	tera_3.x.x_linux_amd64.tar.gz
Linux	ARM64	tera_3.x.x_linux_arm64.tar.gz
Windows	x86_64	tera_3.x.x_windows_amd64.zip
Windows	ARM64	tera_3.x.x_windows_arm64.zip

macOS/Linux

# Download and extract (example for macOS Apple Silicon)
tar -xzf tera_3.x.x_darwin_arm64.tar.gz

# Move to a directory in your PATH
sudo mv tera /usr/local/bin/

Windows

1. Download the .zip file for your architecture
2. Extract the archive
3. Add the extracted directory to your PATH or move tera.exe to a directory already in your PATH

Quick Start

# Start TERA
tera

# Main Menu Options:
# 1) Play from Favorites - Browse your saved lists
# 2) Search Stations     - Find new stations
# 3) Most Played         - Your listening statistics
# 4) Top Rated           - Browse your highest-rated stations
# 5) Browse by Tag       - Browse stations by your custom tags
# 6) Tag Playlists       - Dynamic playlists from tag combinations
# 7) Manage Lists        - Create/edit/delete favorite lists
# 8) Block List          - Manage blocked stations
# 9) I Feel Lucky        - Random station by keyword
# 0) Sync & Backup       - Backup/restore data locally or via GitHub
# -) Settings            - Configure TERA

# Quick Play (from main menu):
# Type 10-99+ to instantly play stations from "My-favorites"

# Need help? Press ? anytime to see keyboard shortcuts!

Command-Line Play

Play stations directly from the terminal without opening the TUI — useful for shell scripts, startup routines, or timed listening sessions.

tera play <source> [args] [--duration <duration>]

Sources

Full form	Short alias	Args	Description
favorites	fav	[list-name] [n]	Play nth station from a favorites list
recent	rec	[n]	Play the nth most recently played station
top-rated	top	[n]	Play the nth highest-rated station
most-played	most	[n]	Play the nth most-played station
lucky	—	<keyword ...>	Play a random station matching keyword(s)

[list-name] defaults to My-favorites. [n] defaults to 1 (first item, 1-based).

Examples

# Play the first station from My-favorites
tera play fav

# Play the 3rd station from the jazz list
tera play fav jazz 3

# Play the most recently played station
tera play rec

# Play the highest-rated station
tera play top

# Play the most-played station
tera play most

# Play a random station matching a keyword
tera play lucky ambient

# Multi-word keywords work too
tera play lucky smooth jazz

# Stop automatically after 30 minutes
tera play fav --duration 30m

# Play for 1 hour then stop
tera play lucky ambient --duration 1h

Duration

The optional --duration flag accepts Go duration format: 30s, 10m, 1h, 1h30m. Without it, playback continues until Ctrl+C.

Status Line

A single line is printed when playback starts:

▶ Playing: Jazz FM  [jazz · item 1 of 12]  (Ctrl+C to stop)
▶ Playing: Jazz FM  [jazz · item 1 of 12]  (stops in 30m · Ctrl+C to stop early)

Notes

• Requires mpv to be installed (same as the TUI)
• CLI play sessions update Recently Played and Most Played history in the TUI
• lucky requires network access to query Radio Browser; all other sources are local
• Run tera play --help for full usage

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Main Features

Play from Favorites

Browse and play stations from your organized lists. Navigate with ↑↓ or jk, press Enter to play. Press / to filter stations by name.

Search Stations

Six search methods to find stations:

• By Tag - Genre/style (jazz, rock, classical)
• By Name - Station name (BBC, NPR, KEXP)
• By Language - Broadcasting language
• By Country - Country code (US, UK, JP)
• By State - Region/state name
• Advanced - Search both name and tags

See Search Guide below for details.

Manage Lists

Create, rename, and delete your favorite lists. Stations can be:

• Saved to multiple lists
• Moved between lists
• Deleted from lists

Duplicate Detection: TERA automatically prevents adding the same station twice to any list.

Block List

Block unwanted stations to prevent them from appearing in shuffle mode and, by default, in search results.

How to Block:

• While playing any station, press b to block it instantly
• Press u within 5 seconds to undo (in case of accidental block)
• Works in Search, I Feel Lucky, and Play from Favorites

Block List Management: From main menu, select "8. Block List" to:

• 1. View Blocked Stations — List all blocked stations; press u to unblock, c to clear all
• 2. Manage Block Rules — Block entire countries, languages, or tags at once
• 3. Import/Export Blocklist — Backup and restore your blocklist
• 4. Search Visibility — Control whether blocked stations appear in search results

Search Visibility (default: hidden): By default, blocked stations are completely hidden from search results. To change this:

1. Go to Block List → 4. Search Visibility
2. Press y to show blocked stations in search (marked with 🚫)
3. Press n to hide them again (default)

Keyboard Shortcuts:

Screen	Key	Action
Playing	b	Block current station
Playing	u	Undo block (5 sec window)
Block List	u	Unblock selected station
Block List	c	Clear all blocks

Storage Location:

• Linux: ~/.config/tera/data/blocklist.json
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tera/data/blocklist.json
• Windows: %APPDATA%\tera\data\blocklist.json

Star Ratings

Rate your favorite stations from 1-5 stars to build your personal collection of top stations.

How to Rate:

• While playing any station, press r then 1-5 to rate
• Press r then 0 to remove a rating
• Press r then any other key (or Esc) to cancel without changing the rating
• Stars appear in search results, favorites, and the playing screen

Top-Rated View: From main menu, select "4. Top Rated" to:

• Browse all your rated stations sorted by rating
• Filter by minimum star rating (press f)
• Sort by rating high/low or recently rated (press s)
• Play stations directly from the list

Keyboard Shortcuts:

Screen	Key	Action
Playing	r then 1-5	Rate station
Playing	r then 0	Remove rating
Top Rated	f	Cycle filter
Top Rated	s	Cycle sort order

Storage Location:

• Linux: ~/.config/tera/data/station_ratings.json
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tera/data/station_ratings.json
• Windows: %APPDATA%\tera\data\station_ratings.json

Custom Tags

Organize stations with your own personal labels. Tags are stored locally and never transmitted.

How to Tag:

• While playing any station, press t to add a single tag
• Press T (shift+t) to open the Manage Tags dialog and toggle multiple tags at once
• The tag input has autocomplete — start typing and press Tab to complete from existing tags

Browse by Tag (menu option 5):

• See all your tags and how many stations each one covers
• Select a tag to browse and play the matching stations
• Press d on a tag to remove it from every station at once

Tag Playlists (menu option 6):

• Create named playlists that dynamically pull in stations matching a tag combination
• Choose any (OR) or all (AND) matching
• Edit or delete playlists at any time; the station list updates automatically

Tag pills in lists: Tagged stations show [tag] pills inline in every list view — Favorites, Search, Most Played, and Top Rated — so you can see your labels at a glance.

Keyboard Shortcuts:

Screen	Key	Action
Playing	t	Add a tag (quick input)
Playing	T	Open Manage Tags dialog
Browse by Tag	d	Delete tag from all stations

Tag rules:

• Lowercase only (normalized automatically)
• Up to 50 characters; alphanumeric, spaces, hyphens, underscores
• Up to 20 tags per station

Storage Location:

• Linux: ~/.config/tera/data/station_tags.json
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tera/data/station_tags.json
• Windows: %APPDATA%\tera\data\station_tags.json

Sleep Timer

Set a timer to automatically stop playback — useful for falling asleep to radio.

How to Use:

• While playing any station, press Z to open the sleep timer dialog
• Choose a preset duration (15, 30, 45, 60, or 90 minutes) or enter a custom value
• Press + while the timer is running to extend it by 15 minutes
• When the timer expires, playback stops and a session summary is shown

Session Summary:

• Lists every station played during the timer session
• Shows total listening duration vs. the duration you set
• Press 0 to return to the main menu, or any other key to exit TERA

Keyboard Shortcuts:

Screen	Key	Action
Playing	Z	Open sleep timer dialog
Playing	+	Extend running timer by 15 min

I Feel Lucky

Enter a keyword (genre, mood, style) and TERA finds a random matching station. Perfect for music discovery!

Input Focus: The page has two focusable areas — Genre/keyword (default) and Choose an option (history navigation). Use Tab to toggle between them:

• ▶ Genre/keyword: is highlighted when active — type freely, including keywords starting with digits (e.g. 80s, 2pac)
• ▶ Choose an option: is highlighted when active — use ↑↓/jk to navigate history, or 1-N shortcuts to pick a recent search

Shuffle Mode: Enable shuffle mode to automatically cycle through multiple stations matching your keyword:

• Press Ctrl+T to toggle shuffle on/off
• Stations play in random order without repeats
• Optional auto-advance timer (configurable)
• Navigate backward through recently played stations
• Configure shuffle behavior in Settings → Shuffle Settings

See Shuffle Mode for detailed features.

Settings

Access app configuration from the main menu (Settings: -):

• Theme / Colors - Switch between predefined themes or customize colors
• Appearance - Customize header display (text, ASCII art, alignment, colors, padding)
• Connection Settings - Auto-reconnect and buffering for unstable networks (4G/GPRS)
• Shuffle Settings - Configure shuffle mode behavior (auto-advance, history size)
• History - Search history and Recently Played display settings (size, display rows, reset)
• Check for Updates - View current version and check for new releases
• About TERA - See version, installation method, and update command

The Settings menu automatically detects how you installed TERA (Homebrew, Go, Scoop, Winget, etc.) and shows the appropriate update command.

Appearance Settings

Customize how the TERA header appears at the top of the application:

Header Modes:

• Default - Show "TERA" text (default)
• Text - Display custom text
• ASCII - Show custom ASCII art (max 15 lines)
• None - Hide header completely

Customization Options:

• Alignment - Left, center, or right
• Width - Header width (10-120 characters)
• Color - Auto, hex code (#FF0000), or ANSI code (0-255)
• Bold - Enable/disable bold text
• Padding - Top and bottom spacing (0-5 lines)

Tips:

• Preview changes before saving
• Use TAAG or figlet to generate ASCII art
• Settings stored in the config directory (see File Locations)

Connection Settings

For users on unstable networks (mobile data, GPRS, 4G), configure automatic reconnection:

• Auto-reconnect - Automatically retry when stream drops (default: enabled)
• Reconnect delay - Wait time between attempts: 1-30 seconds (default: 5s)
• Stream buffer - Cache size to handle brief signal drops: 10-200 MB (default: 50MB)

Settings stored in the config directory (see File Locations).

Quick Play & Recently Played

The main menu shows two instant-access sections below the regular menu:

Main Menu & Quick Play

Choose an option:

  1. Play from Favorites
  ...
  -. Settings

─── Quick Play Favorites ───
  10. Jazz FM • UK • MP3 192kbps
  11. BBC Radio 6 Music • UK • AAC 128kbps

─── Recently Played ───
  12. WBGO Jazz 88.3 • United States • 3 minutes ago
  13. FIP • France • 1 hour ago
  14. Radio Swiss Jazz • Switzerland • Yesterday

Type 10-14 to play instantly!

Quick Play Favorites: Stations from "My-favorites.json" with shortcuts starting at 10.

Recently Played: Your last N stations (default 5), shown in most-recently-played order. Shortcuts continue from where Quick Play Favorites end.

How it works:

• Type the shortcut number and press Enter, or navigate with ↑↓ and press Enter
• Station plays immediately via the shared player
• Press Esc to stop playback
• The ▶ indicator marks the currently playing station in both sections

Configure Recently Played:

1. Press - from the main menu → Settings
2. Select 5. History → 2. Play History
3. Available options:
   • Toggle Show — enable or disable the section entirely
   • History Size — how many stations to track (1–20, default 5)
   • Display Rows — cap the number of rows shown at once (1–10; 0 = fill available space)
   • Reset All Play Stats — clears play counts, Most Played, and Recently Played

Theme Configuration

In-App Theme Selection

The easiest way to change themes is through the Settings menu:

1. Press - from the main menu to open Settings
2. Select "Theme / Colors"
3. Choose from predefined themes:
   • Default - Cyan and blue tones
   • Ocean - Deep blue theme
   • Forest - Green nature theme
   • Sunset - Warm orange and red
   • Purple Haze - Purple and magenta
   • Monochrome - Classic black and white
   • Dracula - Popular dark theme
   • Nord - Arctic, north-bluish

Manual Configuration

You can also customize colors and padding by editing the theme config file:

tera theme path   # Show config file location
tera theme reset  # Reset to defaults

The config file includes an ANSI color reference (0-15 standard colors, 16-255 extended colors). Example:

colors:
  primary: "6"      # Cyan
  highlight: "3"    # Yellow
  error: "9"        # Bright Red
  
padding:
  list_item_left: 2

Update Checker

TERA automatically checks for new versions on startup. When an update is available:

• A yellow ⬆ Update indicator appears in the main menu footer
• Go to Settings → Check for Updates for details and update instructions

Checking for Updates

1. Press - from the main menu to open Settings
2. Select "Check for Updates" (option 2)
3. View:
   • Your current version
   • Latest available version
   • Link to release notes
   • Installation method (automatically detected)
   • Specific update command for your installation

TERA detects how you installed it and provides the correct update command. For example:

• If installed via Homebrew: Shows brew upgrade shinokada/tera/tera
• If installed via Go: Shows go install github.com/shinokada/tera/v3/cmd/tera@latest
• If installed via Scoop: Shows scoop update tera
• If installed via Winget: Shows winget upgrade tera

Update Commands

Installation Method	Update Command
Homebrew	brew upgrade shinokada/tera/tera
Go install	go install github.com/shinokada/tera/v3/cmd/tera@latest
Scoop	scoop update tera
Winget	winget upgrade tera
APT/DEB	sudo apt update && sudo apt install --only-upgrade tera
RPM/DNF	sudo dnf upgrade tera
Manual	Download from releases page

Shuffle Mode

Shuffle mode is an enhanced version of "I Feel Lucky" that lets you explore multiple stations matching your search keyword without manually searching each time.

How It Works

1. Navigate to I Feel Lucky from the main menu (option 9)
2. Press Ctrl+T to toggle shuffle mode on
3. Enter your keyword (e.g., "jazz", "rock", "meditation")
4. Press Enter to start shuffle mode

Features

Automatic Station Discovery

• TERA finds all stations matching your keyword
• Plays them in random order without repeats
• No duplicates until all stations have been played

Auto-Advance Timer (Optional)

• Automatically skip to the next station after a set interval
• Configurable intervals: 1, 3, 5, 10, or 15 minutes
• Pause/resume timer with p key
• Disable for manual control

Station History

• Keep track of recently played stations
• Navigate backward with b key
• Configurable history size: 3, 5, 7, or 10 stations
• See last few stations in the shuffle history display

Seamless Playback

• All standard playback controls work (volume, mute, favorites, voting)
• Save any station to your favorites while shuffling
• Stop shuffle but keep playing current station with h

Shuffle Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
Ctrl+T	Toggle shuffle mode (in input screen)
Tab	Switch focus: Genre/keyword ↔ Choose an option
n	Next shuffle station (manual skip)
[	Previous station (from history)
b	Block current station
u	Undo block (5 sec window)
p	Pause/resume auto-advance timer
h	Stop shuffle, keep playing current
f	Save to My-favorites
s	Save to another list
v	Vote for station
r	Rate station (then 1-5 / 0)
Esc	Stop shuffle and return to input

Shuffle Settings

Configure shuffle behavior in Settings → Shuffle Settings:

Auto-advance

• Enable/disable automatic station switching
• When disabled, you manually control station changes with n/[

Auto-advance Interval

• Set how long each station plays before auto-advancing
• Options: 1, 3, 5, 10, or 15 minutes
• Default: 5 minutes

Remember History

• Enable/disable station history tracking
• When disabled, you cannot go back to previous stations

History Size

• Number of previous stations to remember
• Options: 3, 5, 7, or 10 stations
• Default: 5 stations

Example Shuffle Session

🎵 Now Playing (🔀 Shuffle: jazz)

Station: Smooth Jazz 24/7
Country: United States
Codec: AAC • Bitrate: 128 kbps

▶ Playing...

🔀 Shuffle Active • Next in: 4:23
   Station 3 of session
   
─── Shuffle History ───
  ← Jazz FM London
  ← WBGO Jazz 88.3
  → Smooth Jazz 24/7  ← Current

Space: Pause • n: Next • [: Prev • f: Fav • b: Block • p: Pause timer • h: Stop shuffle • 0: Main Menu • ?: Help

Configuration File

Shuffle settings are stored in the config directory as shuffle.yaml:

shuffle:
  auto_advance: true           # Auto-advance enabled
  interval_minutes: 5          # 5 minutes per station
  remember_history: true       # Track history
  max_history: 5               # Remember last 5 stations

File location:

• Linux: ~/.config/tera/shuffle.yaml
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tera/shuffle.yaml
• Windows: %APPDATA%\tera\shuffle.yaml

You can edit this file directly or use the Settings menu.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Global Navigation

Key	Action
↑↓ / jk	Navigate
g / G	Top / End
Enter	Select / Play
Esc	Back / Stop
0	Main Menu
?	Help
Ctrl+C	Quit

Main Menu

Key	Action
0	Sync & Backup
1-9	Quick select menu item
10-99+	Quick play from My-favorites / Recently Played
-	Settings

Playback Controls

Key	Action
Space	Pause / Resume
*	Volume up (+5%)
/	Volume down (-5%)
m	Toggle mute
r	Rate station
b	Block station
u	Undo block (5s)
Z	Sleep timer
+	Extend timer

Playing/Browsing Stations

Key	Action
f	Save to My-favorites
s	Save to another list
v	Vote for station
t	Add tag
T	Manage tags

Tip: Press ? while playing to see all available shortcuts for the current screen in a help overlay.

Favorites Station List

Key	Action
/	Filter stations by name
d	Delete station

List Management

Key	Action
n	New list (in dialogs)
d	Delete item

Search Guide

The Search Stations menu offers multiple ways to find stations:

Search Types

Option	Description	Example Query
Search by Tag	Find stations by genre/style tags	jazz, rock, news, classical
Search by Name	Find stations by their name	BBC, NPR, KEXP
Search by Language	Find stations broadcasting in a language	english, spanish, japanese
Search by Country Code	Find stations from a specific country	US, UK, FR, JP
Search by State	Find stations from a state/region	California, Texas, Bavaria
Advanced Search	Search both name AND tag fields	smooth jazz, classic rock

Query Format

• Single words work: jazz, rock, news
• Multi-word phrases work: classic rock, smooth jazz, talk radio
• Partial matching: Searching BBC finds "BBC Radio 1", "BBC World Service", etc.
• Case insensitive: Jazz, JAZZ, and jazz all work the same

When to Use Advanced Search

Use Advanced Search when:

• You're not sure if your term is a station name or a genre tag
• You want broader results across multiple fields
• You're exploring and want maximum discovery

Features:

• Country: Enter a 2-letter code (e.g., "US") for Country Code search, or a full name (e.g., "Japan") for Country Name search.
• Bitrate: Press 1, 2, or 3 to filter by quality. Press the same number again to unselect.
• Language: Case-insensitive (e.g., "English" becomes "english").

For example, searching jazz in Advanced Search finds:

• Stations with "jazz" in their name (e.g., "Jazz FM")
• Stations tagged with "jazz" as a genre

Search Results

Results are sorted by votes (most popular first) and limited to 100 stations. Broken/offline stations are automatically filtered out.

In the results:

• Navigate with ↑↓ or jk
• Press Enter to view station details and play
• Press f to add to My-favorites
• Press s to add to another list
• Press v to vote for the station

Sync & Backup

Back up and sync your data locally or across devices using zip archives and GitHub Gists.

Export Backup (zip)

Save a local copy of your data with no GitHub account required.

1. From the main menu press 0 → Sync & Backup
2. Select 7. Export backup (zip)
3. Choose which categories to include (favorites, ratings, tags, etc.)
4. Confirm the save path (default: ~/tera-backup-YYYY-MM-DD.zip)

Restore from Backup (zip)

1. Select 8. Restore from backup (zip)
2. Enter the path to your zip file
3. Choose which categories to restore
4. Confirm — you will be warned before any existing files are overwritten

Sync to Gist

Push all selected data to a dedicated secret GitHub Gist (tera-data-backup).

Quick Setup:

1. Go to 0) Sync & Backup → Token Management
2. Create a GitHub Personal Access Token with gist scope
3. Paste the token in TERA
4. Select 9. Sync all data to Gist and choose categories

Restore from Gist

1. Select 10. Restore all data from Gist
2. TERA fetches the tera-data-backup Gist and shows available categories
3. Choose what to restore — you will be warned before overwriting

Sync Categories

Category	Default
Favorites (playlists)	✅ on
Settings (config.yaml)	✅ on
Ratings & votes	✅ on
Blocklist	✅ on
Station metadata & tags	✅ on
Search history	❌ off

Category selections are saved in sync_prefs.json and reused on the next run.

Documentation:

• Gist Setup Guide - Token setup and security
• Gist Management Guide - Complete feature guide

File Locations

TERA stores its configuration files in the OS-standard config directory:

Operating System	Location
Linux	~/.config/tera/
macOS	~/Library/Application Support/tera/
Windows	%APPDATA%\tera\

Configuration Files

tera/
├── config.yaml             # Unified configuration (all settings)
├── data/
│   ├── blocklist.json          # Blocked radio stations
│   ├── voted_stations.json     # Voting history
│   ├── station_metadata.json   # Play count & listening history
│   ├── station_ratings.json    # Star ratings
│   ├── station_tags.json       # Custom tags and tag playlists
│   ├── favorites/
│   │   ├── My-favorites.json   # Quick play list (main menu 10+)
│   │   ├── Rock.json
│   │   └── Jazz.json
│   └── cache/
│       ├── gist_metadata.json
│       └── search-history.json
└── .v2-backup-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS/ # Automatic v2 config backup

Environment Variable Override: You can set a custom favorites directory:

export TERA_FAVORITE_PATH="/path/to/your/favorites"

Troubleshooting

No sound?

• Ensure mpv is installed: mpv --version
• Check your system audio settings
• Try playing a test stream: mpv https://stream.example.com

Station won't play?

• Some streams may be temporarily offline
• Try another station
• Check if the station works in a web browser

Stop stuck playback

pkill mpv

Multiple stations playing at once

TERA should prevent this, but if it happens:

killall mpv
# or on Linux
pkill -9 mpv

Can't find My-favorites.json

TERA creates it automatically at first launch. Check the favorites directory in your OS-specific config location (see File Locations).

If missing, restart TERA and it will be created.

Development

Requirements

• Go 1.21+
• mpv

Run from source

git clone https://github.com/shinokada/tera.git
cd tera
go run ./cmd/tera/

Test

go test ./... -v

Build

go build -o tera ./cmd/tera/

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please:

1. Open an issue to discuss proposed changes
2. Fork the repository
3. Create a feature branch
4. Submit a pull request

License

MIT © Shinichi Okada

Links

• GitHub Repository
• Issue Tracker
• Radio Browser - Station database