Downloading necessary software

To set up your Radio Station, you need to download Sam Broadcaster:

• Sam Brodcaster (14 Days Trial – License $299) – Professional Broadcast Software and DJ Systems. Download it here.

• Get a new encoder… First go to the pull down menu for window and select encoder. Now…there are two ways from this area to add a new encoder, either that plus button thats in the encoder window, or go to the file menu and go to new. Both ways you’ll see the same next step.

• Add an encoder

• Select the type of encoding Mp3

• Select Bitrate

• Select the server details tab

• Add IP Address, Server Port, Password we have sent to you and change your Station Details

• Push Ok and Highlight the encoder
  

• Press to start encoding

Enjoy Your Radio!

If you are planning to build your own online radio station then you should definitely consider getting an Auto DJ account as well. Auto DJ is revolutionary software that you can use along with your audio streaming software. The name, Auto DJ is pretty self-explanatory of what it does. After you load your music files on the Auto DJ server you then have the possibility to have it auto play songs even if your streaming computer isn’t on. This means hands-off radio streaming 24/7.

Just imagine how easy it could be maintaining your audience’s interest in your online radio station if you are using Auto DJ. You can create playlists with your favorite music and you can even place commercials in between songs. The best thing about Auto DJ is that you can pause it and start it back again whenever you want and your listeners will not even be able to tell the difference. You can still hold your live shows the same as before Auto DJ. All you are required to do is to push a button and the Auto DJ is stopped. Then after your live show is over you needn’t do much more than start the Auto DJ software again.

Nowadays almost every online radio station is using Auto DJ. This should also be an option for you if you don’t want to sit in front of your computer all day. Just think about it: with Auto DJ you will have more time for yourself to do other things and your audience will be able to listen to your radio station 24/7.

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This guide covers the basics of Winamp Configuration

To set up your Radio Station, you need to download the following files:

• Winamp 5.x (Freeware/Shareware) – This is the player to stream music. Download it here.
• Shoutcast DSP Plug-In for Winamp 5.x – This is the Plug-in to broadcast your music. The DSP plug-in is available here.

• Once the download has completed, you will need to install the software.
• Verify that Winamp is not running, then double click on the installer that you downloaded and follow the on-screen instructions. When the installation process has completed, start Winamp and open your preferences. Click on “DSP/Effects” in the menu to the left, and highlight “Nullsoft SHOUTcast Source DSP v1.9.0 [dsp_sc.dll]“. When you have selected it, a new window should pop up. You may now close your preferences window.

• Once you have highlighted the proper row, a dialog box will pop up. This is the main SHOUTcast DSP window. Here, you can configure the server, encoder, and audio settings that you will broadcast with.

• Select the “Output” tab at the top of your DSP window. Select “Output 1″ under the selection box, and fill in all of the following fields properly.

• Address/IP: Here, you need to enter the server that was given to you in the welcome email you received from us. It should look something like “91.121.91.73″. Make sure that you put in the proper server, or else you will not be able to connect.

• Port: In this field, you need to enter the port that was given to you in your welcome email. It should contain 4 numbers. Once again, this must be set properly or else you will be unable to connect.

• Password: Last, but not least, you need to set the password that was given to you in your welcome email, or the one that you changed it to. Enter this here, and make sure there are no mistakes.

• Yellowpage setup (streaming server display details)
• Click on the “Yellowpages” tab right above where you entered all of the previous information.
• If you’d like your server to be listed in the SHOUTcast directory, check the “Make this server public” box, and fill in all of the information below the box in a proper manner.
• Be sure to check the “Enable Title Updates” and the two boxes that say “Auto” in order to show your users the title of the song that is playing.

• Encoder Settings (select streaming audio format)
• Select the “Encoder” tab at the top of your DSP window.

• Make sure under the selection box, you have selected “Encoder 1″.
• The Encoder Type can be set to either MP3 or AAC+, our servers support both.

• MP3 audio sounds alright, but is compatible with just about every media player on the market. AAC+ is only compatible with Winamp and Windows Media Player (with a plugin), but sounds much better at lower qualities. Be sure to choose wisely.
• In the Encoder Settings dropdown, select the bitrate that you ordered from us, and be sure that the line you selected has “Stereo” at the end, so individual sounds will come out of both of your listeners speakers.

• Note: If you stream at a bitrate higher than what you have ordered, we will send you a warning email, and your account may be deactivated.

• Input settings (select the input audio surce)
• Select the “Input” tab at the top of your DSP window. Unless you have specific soundcard input settings, or want to talk on your stream, select “Winamp” at the Input Device. As every soundcard is different and individual, we cannot give any tutorials for the Soundcard Input.

• Go back to the “Output” tab in your DSP window. Make sure “Output 1″ is selected, and then click the connect button. In the status box above the button, it should give a time and then “Sent xxxx bytes”.

Congratulations, you have begun to stream audio!

You may now open any Winamp-compatible audio file in your player, and it will stream to our servers.

• Downloading the Latest Version of SHOUTcast DSP Plug-In for Mac OS X, Linux and FreeBSD : Download Link
• There are several ways to go about getting SHOUTcast onto a shell:
  * Run lynx from the prompt, head to www.shoutcast.com, and download the appropriate version of SHOUTcast.
• Extracting the SHOUTcast server from the Archive
  You can uncompress the .tgz or .tar.gz file with the following command:
• t ar -xzvf sc_trans_posix_040.tgz
• Just to be safe, it’s worth setting the permissions correctly before continuing:
• chmod 755 sc_trans_posix_040
• Configure the server by editing sc_trans.conf, as explained below. You can either edit this file locally, then upload it to the *nix box when all changes have been made, or use a simple text editor like pico or emacs from the prompt. Type “man pico” or “man emacs” at the prompt for more information on using these editors.

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If you are looking to start your own radio station then there are some things you will need to have. The most obvious thing that you will need is a SHOUTcast hosting account. This is about the most popular software for online radio streaming that you simply must have. There are some other programs out there that are similar to SHOUTcast but none actually even come close to the feature set and performance that you can expect from great software that is SHOUTcast. The best thing about this great software is that it is fee and will always remain free. The second most important thing that you will need in order to run a successful online radio station is an Auto DJ account that you can attach to your SHOUTcast hosting account. What the Auto DJ software does is to allow you to stream your music online on your radio station while you are away from your computer. Actually, you don’t even need to keep your computer on while the Auto DJ has started playing. This is because the playlists that you will be creating for Auto DJ will be stored on a server other than your computer. So you can have a 24/7 online radio station and you don’t even need to do anything other than the initial setup.
Auto DJ has many great features such as FTP access (useful for uploading your favorite music to the server). Media library is another great feature. This will allow you to easily manage your mp3 files. Also very useful is the playlist scheduling feature which was previously mentioned in this article. Ever since it first appeared, Auto DJ has continuously grown in popularity. This is mainly due to the easy with which anyone can set up their playlists and begin playing on their online radio stations. Switching to your live source is also very easily done. You simply need to turn off the Auto DJ and then you can immediately begin streaming your live shows. When looking to purchase an Auto DJ account you should look for a company that offers very good customers support as well a demo account so that you can first try out their services and only if you are satisfied with them you should you actually purchase an account with them. There is really no reason why you shouldn’t use Auto DJ for your online radio station. It can only make your work easier and bring you many benefits as well. The greatest benefit is that you can keep your listeners happy so they will keep coming to your radio station.

SHOUTcast is perhaps the best online platform for starting your own web radio. It has many benefits over its competitors and the best part is that it is completely free. It will provide you with all the tools and features you need to stay competitive in today’s market. Even though SHOUTcast is free software, it still has some of the best features available. However, the most important things that people need when building an online radio station is flawless streaming and global access.

SHOUTcast is extremely popular nowadays and if you are planning to build an online radio then this is definitely the way to go. It doesn’t really matter what kind of radio station you are trying to build also. There will surely be enough people who will want to listen to it. Unlike traditional radio the SHOUTcast radios are broadcasting flawless audio.

Online radios have the distinct advantage of being able to reach people from all over the world. This way you are not geographically limited and anyone who wishes to listen to your station will be able to. The technology that we have today is bringing people from all over the world together in a manner that has never been done before. SHOUTcast is one of the best examples of this wonderful technology and it has a very bright future ahead of it.

Probably the best thing about SHOUTcast is not the ability to host radio stations or reach virtually hundreds of thousands of people but the ability to put one’s passions to work for them. Today you can start a business that speaks to people and to what they believe as people and even find followers on a global scale. You can enjoy the friendship of people from all over the world who share the same tastes. You can essentially use the internet in any manner you choose to and still find people who can relate to you and who will find pleasure in following you.

So if you are thinking of building your own radio station then you can check out our Shoutcast Hosting offers and decide for yourself if you are going to be a beginner or professional online broadcaster.

Centovacast v3.0.1 Changelog

Composing a complete change log for Centova Cast v3.0 was somewhat difficult, as v3.0 represents over 2 years of development work and a rewrite of approximately 75% of the Centova Cast code. Accordingly, this list mentions only the most notable changes in the v3.0 release, and we strongly recommend giving it a try for yourself to experience all the new features and functionality.

Major New Features

Centova Cast is now a stand-alone control panel; it provides its own web and FTP services and no longer depends on an external Apache, PHP, or FTP server
Implemented a brand new, glossy user interface which should be more attractive and intuitive for newer users
Added AJAX file manager to allow uploading, managing, and removing files via the web interface
Added full support for Windows Media Services streams (including autoDJ) via a Windows-based daemon
Added full support for ShoutCast v2 and sc_trans v2
Multiple mount points can now be created and individually configured in IceCast and ShoutCast v2
Dramatically improved cluster support; web interface can be installed on a single server and only a subset of core files need to be deployed to the streaming server machines
Bundled a new Flash player for web-based listening playback of MP3/Ogg streams
Added a new DJ account type, which allows station managers to delegate specific privileges (managing playlists, stopping/starting autoDJ, etc.) to their DJs
Statistics are now recorded internally relative to UTC, and displayed relative to the user’s selected time zone
Statistics can now be retained indefinitely and are no longer limited to 60 days
Reimplemented statistics system using AJAX for dramatically improved performance; graphs are generated client-side using jQuery/Flot to eliminate server-side image generation delays
Historical statistics for user-defined time periods can now be downloaded as spreadsheets (CSV format)
Added support for retrieving album details from the iTunes Store and last.fm, as well as custom web sites provided by each user
Added support for enabling/disabling/prioritizing album data sources (Amazon, iTunes Store, last.fm, ID3v2, etc.) on a per-account basis
Added AJAX log manager to allow easy web-based review of system and event logs
Added support for per-account language settings
Added server status page to show status and performance metrics for clustered servers
Added automated song request identification and queueing
Implemented efficient new port-80 proxy system

Minor New Features

Recent tracks widget now updates automatically in realtime via AJAX, and displays album title if available
Live statistics page now updates automatically in realtime via AJAX
Stream status icons in the client area now update automatically in realtime via AJAX
Recent tracks, current song, and on-demand widgets now fade/slide using jQuery effects
Media uploaded via FTP is now auto-detected and imported by Centova Cast within a minute or two
Multiple instances of the same widget can now be used on the same page (i.e., to show statuses for multiple streams)
Most tables (accounts list, etc.) are now sortable by clicking column headers
Added syntax-highlighting-style coloring to log viewers
Added a Google Maps(tm) widget to the code snippets page
Added configurable server location options for Google Maps widget
Added configurable poll limit, poll frequency, number of tracks, and hide/show covers options for the Recent Tracks widget
Added configurable poll limit and poll frequency options for the Stream Details widget
Added a simple backup script to automatically back up Centova Cast to another server
Added multiple-account start/stop/suspend/unsuspend/delete functionality to admin area
Reduced HTML page sizes and consolidated JavaScript/CSS to improve page load times
Added support for temporarily banning users after too many login failures
Added Stream Directory widget to list all streams in Centova Cast
Added Recent Tracks RSS/Atom/JSON feeds
Added Stream Info JSON/XML feeds
Added current playlist information to stream info widget
Media library panes are now resizable/collapsible
Added support for start page subdomains (username.foo.com instead of foo.com/start/username)
Added support for trimming the event log
Dramatically improved cover image processing performance
Reorganized admin settings page and accounts’ Widgets configuration into tabsets
Tracks can now be moved up/down in the playlist editor by increments of 25 or 100 by holding Ctrl or Shift
Added alternative JSON interface to existing XML API
Added several new API methods
Added raw configuration file editor
Added raw database manager

Notable Improvements

Ported all widgets and much of the UI to jQuery for a dramatic improvement in aesthetics
All widgets can now be configured to work with specific mount points
New multifile web-based uploader supports HTML5, Flash, and HTML4 upload types, ensuring support in all browsers
Much of Centova Cast, including ID3 tag parsing, image resizing, and other critical components, have been ported from PHP to compiled C code for significantly improved performance
Added autoDJ status to Stream Details widget
Added options to autoconvert HTML email message content to text and vice-versa
Simplified (shortened) HTML for JavaScript widget code snippets
Current/recent tracks will try to convert sc_trans v1 metadata to proper ID3 tag data
Numerous improvements to artist/album/title extraction and cleanup for track detection
Various improvements in IceCast XSL page parsing and handling
Client accounts are now deleted by default when their parent reseller account is deleted
Implemented framework for future support of customizable menus
Implemented framework for future support of custom plugins
Globally renamed ‘Code snippets’ to the more universally-recognized term, ‘Widgets’
Stream status icons in client area header are now continually updated via AJAX
Pressing the backslash key in the admin accounts list now brings up the filter dialog
Added progressive search to the filter dialog in the admin accounts list, with 1.5 second delay
When filtering the admin accounts list with a keyword that returns exactly one match, pressing Ctrl+Enter in the keyword field will auto-login to the matching account
Many improvements to WHMCS billing module
Completely rewrote Amazon module for better performance
Updated quick links page with more relevant information
Added support for batch commandline functions
Added geolitecity package for automatic installation of the GeoLite City database

Notable Fixes

Fixed various problems with M3U importer
Upgraded to new Amazon.com API to fix broken Amazon.com support
Playlists can now be scheduled for 00:00:00
IPv6 addresses are no longer rejected by the account editor

The DNAS server can be run in two modes:

Public – If you want your station to appear in the SHOUTcast Directory listings
Private – If you do not want your station to be listed e.g. an internal company station

If you want more listeners and it appears in Listings directory Shoutcast and affiliates is recommended to do this step.

Creating

Open SHOUTCAST PORT DNAS

The next step is to login to the Administrator Summary page which is accessed via the Administrator Login on the DNAS Summary page (found at the top right as shown in the image of the DNAS Summary page). Logging in to your control panel you can Centova Clicking ADMIN and open the Shoutcast Admin page. The user is admin and password admin. Example: http://YP_YOUR_STATION:PORT/admin.cgi.

To create an authhash for a stream then you need to click the Create Authhash link. This will take you to another page where you need to fill in the missing fields as applicable for your stream as the DNAS attempts to fill in fields with the information obtained from the connected source. Once all of the required information has been entered then click the Create Authhash button.

If there is a missing field or something is not right when attempting to create the authhash, then you will see a message showing what needs to be entered or changed or what to do to get additional help.

On successful creation, the new authhash will be saved into your configuration file either in the root configuration file or one where there’s an empty streamauthhash entry matching the stream identifier. When you go back to the Administrator Summary page the Create Authhash link will have changed to Update Authhash and Remove Authhash links.

Updating

Updating an authhash is the same as creating an authhash just with the existing information of the authhash shown in the fields allowing for them to be edited. If there are no issues and the authhash can be updated from the machine used (with it having the same external IP as used to create the authhash) then any changes made should be updated in the YP system.

If there is a missing field or something is not right when attempting to create the authhash, then you will see a message showing what needs to be entered or changed or what to do to get additional help.

Removing

Removing an authhash is a simple action of clicking the Remove Authhash link. If there are no issues and the authhash can be removed from the machine used (with it having the same external IP as used to create the authhash) then it will be removed from the YP system and also from your configuration file.

Una volta ordinato il tuo server, il sistema ti invierà una mail con i seguenti dati:

• Indirizzo web del pannello di controllo della piattaforma Centovacast 3.0
• Username e password  per accedere al pannello.
• Username e password e i dati del server per lo streaming in live .

Prima Fase – Preparazione del server

Collegati al tuo pannello di controllo Centovacast e clicca sul menù su “Configuration / Settings“.
Su ”Stream Title” scrivi il nome della tua radio, su ”Website Url” inserisci l’indirizzo web del tuo sito internet.

Nella sezione “MountPoints” troverai di default il primo e principale del server: “/stream”. Con ogni pacchetto è incluso un ulteriore mountpoint, ma è possibile acquistare a parte ulteriori mountpoint e crearli in questa sezione. Potrai usare lo stesso server per differenti bitrate di trasmissione. Il numero degli slot complessivo rimane lo stesso indipendentemente dal numero dei mountpoints.

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Tutti gli altri settaggi, se non molto pratici su Shoutcast, vi consigliamo di non toccarli.

Clicca su ”Update” al termine di ogni modifica per applicare le nuove impostazioni. Il tuo server è pronto per essere programmato.

IMPORTANTE: Ogni volta che farai qualsiasi variazione nella configurazione (impostazioni) del server, dovrai comunque riavviare il server stesso per rendere effettive le modifiche. Non è sufficinte il salvataggio delle impostazioni. Per riavviare il server dalla schermata principale nel menù laterale di sinistra clicca su “Restart Server“.

Seconda Fase – Messa in Onda

A questo punto,dopo aver configurato il server, vai sulla pagina principale del tuo pannello cliccando su “Overview“.
Sul menù clicca su “Server – Start“. Di default il server viene consegnato già avviato.
Sul programma di encoding che utilizzi (es. MBStudio, MBRecaster, Winamp Plugin ..etc.) inserisci i seguenti dati:

• Tipo server: Shoutcast
• Formato audio: Mp3 o AAC+
• Bitrate fino a 192k (consigliamo max 128k). La somma dei mountpoint non deve superare il limite del server.
• NomeHost:porta/stream  (Indirizzo del server fornito nella mail inviata all’attivazione del servizio : porta del server / del mountpoint su cui si vuole trasmettere)
  Su alcuni programmi, ad esempio MBStudio e MBRecaster, inserite nel campo server: NomeHost:porta,1  (il numero dopo la virgola corrisponde al numero del mountpoint su cui si vuole trasmettere)
• Password: la password di streaming inviata via email durante l’attivazione (da non confondere con la password di amministrazione).
• Premi il tasto di connessione

A questo punto la tua radio è in onda e potrai visualizzare lo storico delle tracce nella parte centrale del pannello. In alto a destra potrai ascoltare direttamente il tuo flusso audio cliccando sul tasto play oppure collegarti scegliendo tra i programmi di ascolto (Winamp, Vlc, Itunes, Real Player, Windows Media Player..) come mostrato in figura.

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Nella sezione “General/Quick Links” del menù troverai come prima voce in alto il link alla tua pagina personalizzata “Start Page” che potrai dare agli interessati per fare ascoltare la tua radio, far vedere i titoli e le statistiche. Se invece hai un tuo sito internet, dai al tuo webmaster i link che trovi sempre su quick links nella sezione “Tune-In Links“.

Terza Fase – CREAZIONE DI UN AUTHHASH (rendere lo stream pubblico sul sito Shoutcast.com)

A differenza di Shoutcast 1, nella versione 2 di shoutcast la pubblicazione nella directory pubblica di shoutcast.com non è automatica. Bisogna creare un account di autorizzazione che si chiama “Authhash”.

Di default il server viene consegnato in modalità privata. Per prima cosa occorre entrare nella configurazione del server (configurazione/impostazioni) e nella sezione “server Overrides” selezionare “server pubblico” su “automatico” o “sempre”. Al termine salvare.

Nel menù clicca su “Server/admin“. Ti troverai nella pagina di amministrazione del tuo server Shoutcast2. In alto a destra clicca su “Administrator Login” ed inserisci “admin” come username e la tua password del pannello di controllo. Ti troverai davanti ad un elenco dei Mountpoint attivi sul tuo server. Clicca su “Create Authhash”; Inserisci il nome della radio in Station Name (sarà questo il nome reale che verrà listato nelle  directory), una descrizione del canale (facoltativa), il genere musicale, chiavi di ricerca, l’indirizzo del sito in “website”, seleziona il tuo paese in “country” (ad esempio “Italy”) e la lingua principale utilizzata nel canale. Non spuntare il campo “Make Primary Server Private”.

A questo punto clicca su Create Authhash ed il vostro server sarà listato nella directory di Shoutcast entro 10/15 minuti.

Vi ricordiamo anche che una volta cambiata la configurazione in “pubblico” del server, non sarà possibile ascoltare neanche l’audio fino a che non viene creato l’ Authhash corrispondente.

In this tutorial we are going to be taking a look at how to broadcast to our premium service running
under CentovaCast 3 using VirtualDJ.

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In this tutorial we are going to explain how to broadcast using the ShoutCast DSP Plugin with
Winamp to our ShoutCast v2 running under CentovaCast 3.

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ShoutCast v2 – Broadcasting with Winamp & ShoutCast DSP Plugin.pdf

In this tutorial we are going to be taking a look at how to get your station listed on online radio
directories like: shoutcast.com, TuneIn and iTunes

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ShoutCast v2 – Radio Directory Tutorial.pdf

In this tutorial we are going to be taking a look at the CentovaCast 3 panel running ShoutCast 1
and how to get started with using it.

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CentovaCast 3 – ShoutCast 1 Panel Overview.pdf

In this tutorial we are going to take a look at the CentovaCast 3 control panel running ShoutCast 2
and explain some of the basic features.

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CentovaCast 3 – ShoutCast 2 Panel Overview.pdf

Among the new features in CentovaCast 3 is DJ Management. In this tutorial we are going to
explain what it is, for what it’s needed and how to use it.

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CentovaCast 3 – DJ Management.pdf

In this tutorial we are going to explain how to use the AutoDJ feature in the CentovaCast 3 control
panel.

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CentovaCast 3 – AutoDJ.pdf

In questa guida andremo a vedere come creare una radio-in-store con i nostri servizi

1. Di cosa abbiamo bisogno per creare la nostra radio?

• Un server Shoutcast 1.9.8 o Shoutcast 2.0
• L’opzione Auto-DJ acquistabile contestualmente all’ordine del server Shoutcast

2. Come scelgo la qualità e lo spazio su disco per l’auto-dj?

• Per quanto riguarda la qualità consigliamo almeno 128 kbps se avete intenzione di trasmettere in MP3 , a 64 kbps se volete trasmettere in AAC e 192 kbps se preferite creare due punti di ascolto differenti (MountPoints)
• Lo spazio su disco per gli MP3 varia a seconda delle vostre esigenze, il nostro piano minimo di 15 GB a soli 10 euro/mese vi permette di caricare circa 3000 files, più che sufficienti per iniziare a creare le vostre palylists

3. Come carico gli mp3 sul vostro sistema?

• Potete caricare i vostri files mp3 direttamente dal pannello centovacast oppure tramite FTP una guida dettagliata vi spiegherà come fare

4. Quali sono i vantaggi di creare una radio-in-store coi i vostri servizi?

• Il nostro punto di forza è la completa personalizzazione della tua radio, caricando gli mp3 e creando le playlist a seconda delle tue esigenze tramite il nostro pannello di controllo.
• Costi molto ridotti, basti pensare che un server shoutcast versione 1.9.8 a 128 kbps di qualità più 15 GB di spazio per l’auto-dj ti costano solamente 25 euro/mese iva inclusa
• Facilità estrema nella creazione delle tue playlist grazie al nostro pannello di controllo, sarai infatti in grado di creare playlist ad orari ed inserire i tuoi jingles con pochi semplici click.
• Un unico flusso della tua radio da condividere con i vari punti vendita che necessiteranno semplicemente di una connessione internet
• Link di ascolto sia per Desktop che per cellulari Android e IOS

Gestione e upload canzoni

Un’interfaccia facile ed intuitiva per gestire i tuoi files caricati ti permetterà di ricercare le canzoni per artista, genere e per nome semplificando la creazione delle tue playlist. Per ogni canzone il nostro sistema ricercherà automaticamente la copertina della canzone.

I brani possono essere aggiunti a una playlist semplicemente trascinandoli sulla playlist desiderata. Questa funzionalità drag-and-drop può essere usata per programmare all’istante i brani selezionati.

Creazione Playlist

Centova Cast supporta più playlist per ogni flusso. Ogni playlist può essere configurata individualmente per controllare con precisione come e quando andrà in onda – in un momento specifico, con un programma a ripetizione, o su un programma di rotazione con il supporto per la classifica per popolarità (noto come “peso”).

Una volta create le playlist la tua radio sarà in onda e potrai visualizzare lo storico delle tracce nella parte centrale del pannello. In alto a destra potrai ascoltare direttamente il tuo flusso audio cliccando sul tasto play oppure collegarti scegliendo tra i programmi di ascolto (Winamp, Vlc, Itunes, Real Player, Windows Media Player..) come mostrato in figura.

Nella sezione “General/Quick Links” del menù troverai come prima voce in alto il link alla tua pagina personalizzata “Start Page” che potrai dare agli interessati per fare ascoltare la tua radio, far vedere i titoli e le statistiche. Se invece hai un tuo sito internet, dai al tuo webmaster i link che trovi sempre su quick links nella sezione “Tune-In Links“.

Azoto Solutions presenta la nuova applicazione Nativa per dispositivi Android.

Funzioni

Play/Pause/Stop Live Radio Stream Informazioni su Album, Artista & Traccia + Immagine Copertina Album Supported streams: MP3, AAC, AAC+, HE-AAC Supported Shoutcast: v.1.9.8 v. 2.0.x Facebook & Twitter Link Works with both Portrait & Landscape Orientations Immagine sostitutiva con il logo della tua radio se l’album non viene trovato Messaggi di notifica nel Menu Android Funzione con 3G e connessione Wifi Maggiori info qui: http://www.hostingshoutcast.com/native-android-app-for-your-radio/ Puoi testare con il tuo dispositivo Android scaricando la demo da Google Store qui: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azotosolutionsdemo.radio Prezzo LANCIO di soli 89,90 iva inclusa Al momento l’applicazione è disponibile solo per utenti del forum e clienti, per smaltire gli ordini quindi dal sito web non verrà ancora esposta, ma potete ordinarla da qui: http://www.hostingshoutcast.com/billing/cart.php?gid=17 L’applicazione sarà disponibile e consegnata al cliente già caricata su google store entro 4 giorni lavorativi, a seconda del carico di lavoro.

Le possibilità di subire un attacco DDoS sono molte e gli attacchi sferrati davvero numerosi.

Un attacco DDoS ha lo scopo di rendere un server, un servizio o un’infrastruttura indisponibile sovraccaricando la banda passante del server, o utilizzando le risorse fino all’esaurimento.

In caso di attacco DDoS, moltissime richieste vengono inviate contemporaneamente, da molti punti della rete. L’intensità di questo “fuoco incrociato” rende il servizio instabile o, peggio, indisponibile.

Funzionamento di un attacco DDOS

Cosa offriamo gratuitamente nel prezzo

Per proteggere i tuoi servizi e i tuoi server dagli attacchi DDOS, vi offriamo gratuitamente una soluzione di mitigazione basata sulla tecnologia VAC. Una combinazione esclusiva di tecniche per: Analizzare in tempo reale e a grande velocità tutti i pacchetti, aspirare traffico in entrata sul tuo server, mitigare, cioè reperire tutti pacchetti IP non legittimi, lasciando passare il traffico valido.

Obiettivi e tipi di attacco

Per rendere indisponibile il tuo sito, server o infrastruttura ci sono 3 strategie:

Banda passante: attacco che satura la capacità di rete del server rendendolo irraggiungibile.
Loop: categoria di attacco che consiste nell’impiego totale delle risorse di sistema della macchina, impedendole di rispondere alle richieste legittime.
Sfruttare un bug di un programma: chiamato anche “exploit”, categoria di attacco che sfrutta un bug software per rendere la tua macchina indisponibile, o prenderne il controllo.

Nome dell’attacco Livello OSI Tipo di attacco Specifiche dell’attacco
ICMP Echo Request Flood L3 Risorse Chiamato anche Ping Flood, consiste nell’invio massivo di pacchetti (ping) che richiedono la risposta della vittima (pong) con lo stesso contenuto del pacchetto iniziale.
IP Packet Fragment Attack L3 Risorse Invio di pacchetti IP che volontariamente si riferiscono a altri pacchetti che non saranno mai inviati, saturando la memoria della vittima.
SMURF L3 Banda Passante Attacco ICMP in broadcast in cui l’indirizzo sorgente viene utilizzato per reindirizzare risposte multiple verso la vittima
IGMP Flood L3 Risorse Invio massivo di pacchetti IGMP (protocollo di gestione del multicast)
Ping of Death L3 Exploit Invio di pacchetti ICMP che sfruttano bug del sistema operativo
TCP SYN Flood L4 Risorse Invio massivo di richieste di connessione TCP
TCP Spoofed SYN Flood L4 Risorse Invio massivo di richieste di connessione TCP usurpando l’indirizzo sorgente
TCP SYN ACK Reflection Flood L4 Banda passante Invio massivo di richieste di connessione TCP verso un grande numero di macchine, usurpando l’indirizzo sorgente dall’indirizzo della vittima. La banda passante della vittima viene saturata dalle risposte a queste richieste.
TCP ACK Flood L4 Risorse Invio massivo di conferme di ricezione di segmenti TCP
TCP Fragmented Attack L4 Risorse Invio di segmenti TCP, volontariamente riferiti ad altri segmenti che non verranno mai inviati, che saturano la memoria della vittima
UDP Flood L4 Banda Passante Invio massivo di pacchetti UDP (che non necessitano di una connessione stabilita in precedenza)
UDP Fragment Flood L4 Risorse Invio di datagrammi UDP volontariamente riferiti ad altri datagrammi che non saranno mai inviati, che saturano la memoria della vittima
Distributed DNS Amplification Attack L7 Banda Passante Invio massivo di richieste DNS che usurpano l’indirizzo sorgente della vittima, verso un grande numero di server DNS legittimi. La risposta è più voluminosa della richiesta e quindi causa l’amplificazione dell’attacco
DNS Flood L7 Risorse Attacco di un server DNS con invio massivo di richieste
HTTP(S) GET/POST Flood L7 Risorse Attacco di un server web con invio massivo di richieste
DDoS DNS L7 Risorse Attacco di un server DNS con invio massivo di richieste da un grande insieme di macchine controllate da chi sferra l’attacco