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How do I find my HTTPS stream URL?

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All of our Centova Cast services include a free port 80 proxy, which is available via HTTPS. Your HTTPS URL will be in this format: https://stationusername.radioca.st

Simply replace ‘stationusername’ with your station’s Centova Cast username.

For example, if your station username is ‘freshradio’, the HTTPS URL will be as follows:

https://freshradio.radioca.st

You will also be able to find this URL in the Quick Links page in Centova Cast.

We recommend using the HTTPS radioca.st URL wherever possible as this will prevent any possible issues with web browsers playing your stream. If your HTTPS radioca.st URL is not working 24 hours after ordering your service, please do get in touch with us and we will make sure this is resolved.

Resellers:

Resellers are also able to use this service, by using the following format: https://stationusername-resellerusername.radioca.st

Simply replace ‘stationusername’ with the station’s Centova Cast username, and replace ‘resellerusername’ with your reseller account’s Centova Cast username.

For example, if your station username is ‘freshradio’, and your reseller account username is ‘streamerr’, the HTTPS URL will be as follows:

https://freshradio-streamerr.radioca.st

Remember, this is only for Centova Cast servers. Our other control panels (MediaCP, SonicPanel, MSCP and EverestCast) already offer their own native SSL/HTTPS encrypted stream URL’s!

Updated on February 20, 2024

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