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Stereo-Tool is, perhaps, the de facto standard of audio processors for online streaming and its support, of course, has already been implemented in our Internet Radio Platform. This audio processor uses software methods to achieve significant improvements in the sound quality of online radio. The setup is done by connecting special preset files with settings (which are available on the Network, as well as users who own the radio share these files in our Telegram channel). Many functions are available for free, but you can also purchase a product license key, then there will be even more settings and after listening at least once, it will be very difficult for you and you listeners to get back to normal sound, without processing.
Users of our Internet Radio Control Panel can connect their own domain name for the radio panel and for the broadcast itself. To do this, it is enough to configure the DNS of the domain and specify it in a special section of the control panel - and then the system will configure everything automatically.
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.
We understand how radio and working with audio content are important for the visually impaired and people with other disabilities, so our Internet Radio Control Panel supports screen reader softare, audio event identification and other additional features that make it easier for these categories of people to work.
In addition to the standard well-known streaming programs (Audio Hijack, Radioboss, Sam Broadcaster, BUTT, and so on) - You can broadcast directly from the browser. You can stream music, speak into a microphone, and even receive incoming calls from listeners live. Yes, the sound quality and the ability to fine-tune all parameters are not the same as in professional programs, but you do not need to install any additional programs and in many cases a Web browser is already enough to stream live.
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.
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.









