I have an external TuneIn account with a number of saved favorites divided into a number of different Tune In subdirectories: News, Local, Music, Oldies, Radio shows, etc. In each category I might have a half dozen or more favorites. Until I discovered this, I couldn't access all my Tune In saved stations.
Here's what I do: I have one stream that is my go to for this process. In the history of recently listened to stations, I go back to this one station and then click on the open STAR to make it a favorite. THEN I go to Tune In and now all my sub directories are there and all my stations!
The next time you start up, that station will have lost the favorite star, and you'll have to do this again. TuneIn/Tesla does slap that station to the top level directory, so that why I use that one, Tesla/TuneIn removes it from the subirectory I had it in before.
Works every time for me. Let me know if this solves the problem for you too!
Here's what I do: I have one stream that is my go to for this process. In the history of recently listened to stations, I go back to this one station and then click on the open STAR to make it a favorite. THEN I go to Tune In and now all my sub directories are there and all my stations!
The next time you start up, that station will have lost the favorite star, and you'll have to do this again. TuneIn/Tesla does slap that station to the top level directory, so that why I use that one, Tesla/TuneIn removes it from the subirectory I had it in before.
Works every time for me. Let me know if this solves the problem for you too!
