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Our Internet Radio Platform not only supports broadcasting directly from the browser, but also has a unique opportunity to receive calls from listeners directly from the browser. You can send any listener a special URL, by clicking on which they will be able to call you live from the browser and you, having accepted an incoming call, can take the listener live. The listener does not need to install any additional software to make a call - he calls directly through the browser (mobile browsers are also supported).
All our users have the option to create mobile applications for Android and iOS platforms which are deeply integrated with our Internet radio control panel. We have created our own application engine, which is optimized for listening to the radio and takes into account all the subtleties of working on the device, for example, reconnecting to the radio stream in case of loss of connection, full Bluetooth functionality support, and so on. Our applications are 100% native Android and iOs apps. We have been developing applications since 2011 and have already published more than 200 different applications on Google Play and the Apple App Store. We develop both universal applications that represent standard functionality which are fully customizable for radio (logos, streams and any branding) and are inexpensive, and we can also develope a completely individual application of any complexity individually. See our app creation guide on Youtube .
All modules and our Internet Radio Control Panel itself fully support the HTTPS protocol. Broadcasting via Icecast, Shoutcast and proxies also support HTTPS, all settings are automatic, it is enough to connect the domain name to the broadcast and then our Radio Platform will configure everything automatically.
Directly from the Internet Radio Control Panel, you can compose a text, send it to voiceover (several voices, intonations and languages are supported) and get a ready to use MP3 file that you can insert into any playlist, use as a jingle or podcast. We use Artificial Intelligence backend, the cost of voice acting is more than affordable, for example, voicing 5,000 characters costs only 20 cents.
Our Internet-radio control panel provides its own API for almost any functionality, allowing you to trigger various functions programmatically and create your own script to contol it. Using the API, you can create your own scripts for the site, mobile applications, players, and more. The essence of the API is simple - You access the panel at a specific URL, and it outputs data in JSON format, which you then use in your scripts in PHP, Javascript and other languages. API request authentication is supported. API documentation is here .
Latest News
Version 3.29.1 is out:
- Added Dutch and Czech language translations.
- Updated GeoIP database to improve listener geolocation accuracy on the map and in statistics.
- Improved Broadcaster interface responsiveness for smaller screens.
- Increased statistics module performance.
- Enhanced CORS support for HLS streams.
- Increased podcast file upload limit from 200 MB to 700 MB.
- Added sc_speedtest.py utility to test server CPU and disk performance.
- General performance and stability improvements.
- Improved random playlist selection logic in random rotation mode.
- Fixed an issue that could cause AutoDJ to crash.
- Fixed multiple bugs in the filesystem scanning utility related to playlist folder synchronization.
- Fixed a scheduler bug where week number calculation was incorrect.
Version 3.28.0 is out:
- Two new AAC encoders added. You can now stream in AAC-HE v1 and AAC-LC formats (AAC-HE v2 support was already available).
- AAC decoder support: You can now upload AAC audio files directly into Auto DJ.
- HLS streaming support: Added support for HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) for improved compatibility and playback stability.
- Italian translation fixed
- Chinese translation added
Our Android application has also been updated: A new “Stream History” section is now available, allowing listeners to see the tracks that were recently played on the radio.








