When using the TuneIn attribute whitespaces in the station name seem to be completely removed.
Example: I want German radio station "WDR 2 Rheinland" (=station name on TuneIn homepage) If I assign this string to the TuneIn attribute of my Echo Dot the Alexa adapter removes all whitespaces and play the first station of the queried list. For "WDR2" t's a very long list containing radio stations as well as podcasts. The first entry is "WDR 2 Kabarett" (which I don't really like)
If I replace the whitespaces with "-" (minus) it works as expected.
When using the TuneIn attribute whitespaces in the station name seem to be completely removed.
Example: I want German radio station "WDR 2 Rheinland" (=station name on TuneIn homepage) If I assign this string to the TuneIn attribute of my Echo Dot the Alexa adapter removes all whitespaces and play the first station of the queried list. For "WDR2" t's a very long list containing radio stations as well as podcasts. The first entry is "WDR 2 Kabarett" (which I don't really like)
If I replace the whitespaces with "-" (minus) it works as expected.