A Station packet is nothing but the radio station name, its streaming link, a menu name of your choice and the logo. You can manually add radio Station packets, too, but they need to be in the ZIP or TRSP format. Right-click on the tray icon and you will notice that the radio stations that you added are available. Check the channels you want to install and hit the Save button. Clicking on a region shows the names of the available channels, and they are in English. You'll notice it is partly in Dutch (because the developer is from The Netherlands). Select the Install Station Packet menu item to get started. To access Tray Radio's options, right-click on the icon. Hit the stop button to stop streaming music.
Left-clicking the icon brings up an equalizer and the playback controls. The application, true to its name, is located in the system tray when you run it. Tray Radio is a similar freeware application that you can use to listen to internet radio stations.
