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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.
Do you want to be listened to directly from Youtube? No problem - you can create a broadcast on a social network and then set up sending an audio stream to this social network in our Internet Radio Platform. Your radio broadcast will be sent as audio, and you can upload an image or a short video clip. We support broadcasting on Fb, Youtube, Telegram and other social networks.
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.
Stereo Tool is a de facto standard among audio processors for online streaming, and support for it is built into our Internet Radio Platform. This processor can significantly improve the sound quality of online radio. It is configured using preset files available online; radio owners also share presets in our Telegram channel. Many features are free, while a license key unlocks additional settings. Once you hear the improvement, returning to unprocessed audio may be difficult for both you and your listeners.
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.
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
Streaming.Center version 3.33.0 has been released: fade in/out points, remote backups, and more.
- Custom fade points: choose where a track finishes fading in and where the next track starts.
- Improved waveform editor: draggable markers, precise time controls, mouse-wheel zoom, and visible fade curves.
- Fractional durations: crossfades support values such as 0.5 and 1.25 seconds.
- Added a DJ buffer setting to hold incoming audio and absorb brief network interruptions. Larger buffers add delay; zero minimizes delay but increases the risk of interruptions.
- Added a separate DJ crossfade duration to adjust transition length independently for tracks and DJs.
- Smoother DJ transitions: both sides fade regardless of the track crossfade mode, including during rapid connections and disconnections.
- Added remote backups to the admin panel, with support for S3 storage, Dropbox, Google Drive, FTP, and more.
- Admins can now add notifications for broadcaster accounts.
Streaming.Center version 3.32.0 has been released: new admin page, upgraded social network streaming.
- Redesigned the admin and reseller panels to match the broadcaster panel’s look and feel.
- Added two-factor authentication and recovery codes for admins and resellers.
- Added an admin-only control to restart all radio stations.
- Added reseller branding with custom copyright text and white-label attribution.
- Added configurable backup defaults for new broadcasters. Scheduled backups are disabled and quick backups are enabled by default.
- Made backups faster and reduced temporary disk-space usage.
- Added detailed CPU, RAM, swap, and disk statistics, including per-core usage, top resource-consuming processes, and filesystem breakdowns.
- Added account hooks for admins and resellers, supporting webhooks and scripts for account creation, updates, suspension, reactivation, and termination.
- Added account-level HLS permissions, allowing admins to enable or disable HLS for broadcasters and resellers.
- Added HLS settings to the WHMCS module.
- Expanded social streaming with multiple destinations, custom RTMP/RTMPS endpoints, image or video backgrounds, and current-track cover art and title overlays.
- Added configurable social-stream limits for broadcaster accounts, reseller accounts, and account templates.
- Updated the WHMCS module for the new social-streaming settings. Updating the WHMCS module is required.
- Made large media libraries much faster to browse, search, and select files across playlists, jingles, categories, and rotation folder selectors.
- Added drag-and-drop ordering for jingle schedules and blocks.
- Modernized embedded players, removed the simple player’s jQuery dependency, and improved support for multiple players on one page.
- Added a feedback form in the broadcaster panel.
- Fixed FLAC encoding memory corruption and improved FLAC reconnection reliability.
- Improved custom-domain setup, SSL certificate handling, and installation and update reliability.
Streaming.Center version 3.31.1 is out:
- Fixed bugs found after the major 3.31.0 release.
- Optimized database queries and indexes for better performance.
- Added Ubuntu 26.04 support.
- Fixed scheduling conflicts and rotation ordering.
- Improved the calendar view and made dense schedules much faster to load.
- Reduced AutoDJ CPU usage by about 10%.
- Made LoudGain file processing up to 2× faster on modern CPUs.
- Improved audio processing with better clipping protection.
- Improved stream stability when a Shoutcast output disconnects or stalls.









