• How do I ban an IP from my ShoutCast service?

    Banning an IP, or an entire subnet, from connecting to your service using ShoutCast is very straightforward – this article will walk you through the process. First, head to your ShoutCast Stream Status page. If you don’t know how to access this page, we have a handy guide on this…

  • How do I access my ShoutCast Stream Status (Index) page?

    Accessing your ShoutCast stream status (index) page is very straightforward – however, the exact URL of this page varies depending on the control panel your service is using. For services using Centova Cast: The ShoutCast Stream Status page can be accessed via either your HTTPS radioca.st URL, or your HTTP…

  • Broadcasting Live (MediaCP)

    The correct connection information and encoder configuration settings to use to broadcast live depends on if your AutoDJ is enabled or not – in this article, we will explain how to broadcast live for both scenarios. Please note, all of the connection settings found here, such as server hostname, port,…

  • How to find your Centova Cast/MediaCP metadata URL

    Our new player supports the use of a dedicated metadata URL for Centova Cast or MediaCP services – this guide will show you how to work this out for your service. For Centova Cast services, your metadata URL will be in this format: https://SERVER.shoutca.st:2199/rpc/STATION-NAME/streaminfo.get Simply replace ‘SERVER‘ with the name…

  • How to generate a new Player

    Generating a new Streamerr Player is very straightforward  – this article will walk you through the process. First, head to Player, here. Log in using the same credentials you would use to log into our website (streamerr.co). Once you’ve logged in, you’ll be on the ‘Players’ page – click the…

  • Enabling SSL for MSCP

    Enabling SSL support on your MSCP stream is a fairly straightforward process – this guide will walk you through doing this. First, click the ‘Config’ button at the bottom of the ‘Stream Server’ box on the main page of MSCP. On the ‘General Settings’ page, set the ‘Port +2 (:8002)…

  • Broadcasting live

    The correct connection information and encoder configuration settings to use to broadcast live is different depending on if you are using ShoutCast or IceCast as your stream server – in this article, we will explain how to broadcast live for both. Please note, all of the connection settings found here,…

  • Creating a Broadcast Control User (DJ account)

    In order to broadcast live to your MSCP service, you’ll need to create a Broadcast Control User, also known as a DJ account. This guide will walk you through the process. First, click the ‘Manage Users’ icon at the bottom of the ‘Broadcast Control Users’ box on the main page….

  • How to create and edit mount points

    Creating new mount points and editing existing mount points in MSCP is very straightforward. This guide will walk you through the process. Please make sure that your streaming server is stopped before making any changes to existing mount points, or creating new ones! Once you’ve stopped your server, head to…

  • Creating and uploading M3U playlists

    MSCP supports playlisting through the use of M3U files that you can upload directly to your station via the FTP page. This guide will walk you through exactly how to create and upload these M3U files. Please note that any media you wish to include in your M3U files will…