Implement the possibility to select one or more radio stations as "favorite station" in the player.
Then, let users select a radio station for a "favorite stations" list, or filter in the complete radio stations list their favorite ones.

Find a way to display some additional information or metadata of the radio station you are currently playing.

Possible solutions:

• Even though the radio station streaming is done via a .dll, HTTPRequests can be done on the internet radio station link anyway.
  e.g. make a GET HTTPRequest on http://shoutcast.rtl.it:3010/, fetch all the data contained in the response, extract and display some useful information.
• NAudio.dll, which is the library used to stream internet radio stations playing, has some methods to fetch datas about a specific station. Find it here

State of Art
Currently, the UI is pretty simple. Some TextureButtons, an OptionMenu Button, and some Labels.
Basically, it does not look like an Internet Radio client in any way possible!

Design a better User Interface, something like would resemble a true Internet Radio client.

Dear Mr programmer,
I Am visually impaired wityh no sight at all and I have started to use Visual studio 2019 Community edition. I have tried to build yours app from this app. Unfortunately, there is error while building. Here is build output

Add some documentation pages, plain text or images, to describe the project and all its features.

State of Art
The list of all available internet radio stations is implemented with an OptionMenu Button, which content is loaded at runtime from a file placed in res://lista.json and then saved in the user project folder.
Even though the file is saved as a .JSON, it does not reflect a true json file format.
The res://scenes/StationHandler/StationHandler.cs class manages the radio stations list.

• Reorganize the JSON list and format it as a true JSON
• ( or Change the file extension in a proper list file format and implement it in code )
• Display the list in a more elastic, proper way

Implement a button (or a set of buttons) which would let users record fragments of a streaming and save them in a user selected folder.

• Use the NAudio.dll itself to implement a sound analyzer
  or
• Use Godot Engine's internal APIs to display a sound analyzer