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You can install our Internet Radio Platform on any hosting, it just needs to meets the minimum requirements: 1 core CPU, 1GB of RAM and enough disk space to fit all your audio files, the operating system is Linux and the x86 processor architecture. If you are not satisfied with any hosting, or it is blocked in any country, you prefer to work only with a certain hosting or you already have a server - no problem, our product is universal and you can install it to any provider.
Streamline your radio hosting services with seamless WHMCS integration! 🚀 The WHMCS Provisioning Module integrates Streaming.Center with WHMCS, automating radio account management, billing, and service controls. It supports auto-provisioning, suspension, termination, and works with WHMCS 8+ and PHP 7+. The open-source module is easy to install and configure via WHMCS admin settings.
In addition to online streaming, our Internet Radio Platform also supports on-demand content like podcasts. You can create podcasts, add episodes - all this will be displayed to your listeners in the form of a convenient player page. The podcast module can also be connected to the radio site, which is included in the package and, of course, provide an RSS feed for each of the podcasts so that listeners can listen to them in any podcast receiver.
Don’t have your own website for radio? No problem, a ready-made website is already built into our Internet Radio Platform. You can configure which sections to display on it directly from the control panel, upload a logo, add your own HTML code. You will have: an interactive listener map, shoutbox, podcasts, feedback, links to social networks, a hit parade of the best tracks, news. There are dark and light themes too!
The engine that we use for broadcasting and audio processing is written in C++ and is highly optimized, so the load on the server processor is very low. To run up to 5 radios on one server, you will only need a server with 1 processor core and 1GB of RAM, and on a modern server on a processor, for example, Core i5 13500, you can run up to 300 Internet radios simultaneously. Our product outperforms radios based on Liquidsoap by about 15-20% in terms of CPU performance.
Latest News
Version 3.26.1 is out:
- New WHMCS module: manage most radio account features directly.
- Switched to our own Icecast-KH fork with critical bug fixes.
- Fixed remote file playback issues in blocks.
- Improved Trim Silence for better audio quality.
- Added option to split DJ live recordings by hours.
- New crossfade mode: mix tracks at full volume without fading.
- Improvements to social streaming (YouTube, Telegram, etc.).
- Fixed language settings fallback (no forced English).
- New Scheduler WEB-interface.
- New Rotations management WEB-interface.
- Fixed fractional UTC offset support in jingles.
- Fixed jingles triggered on minute intervals.
Version 3.26.0 is out:
- Music processing now utilizes all CPU cores, significantly speeding up performance (e.g., ~4× faster on a 4-core CPU).
- Automatically retrieves track title and artist from the filename if MP3 tags are missing.
- Added an option to trim silence at the beginning and end of tracks.
- Added the ability to disable crossfade for tracks and jingles.
- Admin area now includes an option to disable Live DJ recordings, helping save disk space.
- Updated volume normalization target to -14 LUFS (previously -18 LUFS), resulting in a slightly louder stream.
- Added separate volume adjustment options for tracks and jingles.
- Webcaster for unbranded licenses no longer links to our portal.
- Added a setting for Auto-DJ to either resume from where it left off or start a new track after switching from a live stream.
Version 3.25.2 is out:
- Fixed issues with random rotations playback.
- Improved stability of the StereoTool integration.
- Improved performance of IP and Geo-IP blocks.
- Improved connection stability of relays.
- Fixed multiple bugs related to IP-based blocks.
- Resolved several issues in backup and restore scripts.
- Fixed a bug where random rotations could switch to the default playlist unexpectedly.
- Fixed an issue preventing broadcaster interface translations from loading in some browsers.
- Added support for a post-installation hook: /opt/bin/sc_post_update_hook - add custom Bash commands to run after control panel updates.
- Downgraded Icecast-KH to version 2.4.0-kh20 to resolve compatibility issues and broken proxy streams on iOS.
This is the latest round of bugfixes, new features will be released in the next release!






