Radio Streaming · Help center
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How to block the radio at certain times (Access Control)
Besides countries, Access Control accepts time windows: the block only applies inside them. Weekly or on a specific date, in the radio's time zone, including across midnight.
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How to block or allow countries on your radio (Access Control)
Access Control blocks listeners by country, by the IP location: a list of blocked countries or a list of the only allowed ones. See how to turn it on, choose the countries and the limits with VPN users.
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How to register the radio presenters (name, photo, bio and social networks)
Register each announcer with photo, bio, birthday and social networks. The presenter goes into the shows of the grid and shows in the Web Player when their show is on air.
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How to register the radio program schedule in the panel (show grid)
The Program Schedule page is the radio's show grid for promotion: name, cover, description, days, times and presenter. It is what the Web Player uses to show "on air now". Do not confuse it with AutoDJ's Schedule.
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How to add ads and app links to the Web Player
The Web Player's Advertising tab plays an ad before pressing play, during the broadcast or when pausing, or shows a banner. The Mobile Apps tab invites the listener to install your app. See how to set up both.
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How to show the show on air and the presenter in the Web Player
The Web Player can show "on air now: Country Morning, with DJ Carlos" and the presenter's photo. It depends on registering the program schedule and the presenters and turning on two switches in the player.
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How to create your radio's Web Player and publish it on the website
The Web Player is your radio's customized player page: logo, colors, slogan, social networks, sharing. See how to create it, choose the type (full page, mini or floating button), publish and get the embed code.
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How to embed the radio player on your website (ready-made widgets)
Six ready-made codes to paste on the website: HTML5 player, player with controls, now playing, recent songs, TuneIn links and the JavaScript API. How to test and copy each one.
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Radio links: stream, TuneIn, song feeds and API
The Links & Widgets page gathers all your radio's addresses: the listening links, the files for TuneIn and players (.pls, .asx), the feeds of played songs and the API with the current song. See what each block is for.
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How to listen to the radio on Alexa: what the listener says and how to promote it
Once the skill is published, the listener only has to say "Alexa, open radio…". See the phrases that work, how to pause and resume, how to promote it to listeners and what to do when Alexa cannot find the radio.
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How to put your radio on Alexa: create and publish the skill from the panel
Connect your Amazon account, fill in name, invocation name, description and logo, check and submit. The panel builds the skill, follows the certification and tells you when it is live.
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Why the listener count resets after restarting the radio
Restarting the port drops the connections and resets the "this session" counters on the Home screen. The history is not lost. Understand which number is per session and which is history.