Introduction to Internet Radio Streaming
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on internet radio streaming! Whether you’re a budding DJ, a talk show host, or just someone passionate about sharing music and ideas with the world, you’ve come to the right place. Our tutorials are designed to help you navigate the exciting world of internet radio, providing you with the knowledge and tools to create your own online station.
In this series of tutorials, we’ll explore several different software options, each tailored to suit a variety of needs and preferences. From beginners looking for user-friendly platforms to advanced users seeking powerful customisation features, there’s something here for everyone. You can choose the software that best fits your goals, whether it’s for a hobby, a professional venture, or anything in between.
BUTT “Broadcast Using This Tool”
A very popular streaming app, due to its simplicity and ease of use. Works with Icecast/Shoutcast and is compatible with Windows, iOS and Linux! Free
Rocket Broadcaster
An excellent encoder, easy to install and configure with some great features such as capturing the metadata from the title bar of any other app. Compatible with Icecast and Shoutcast. Free and Paid
SAM Broadcaster
Advanced streaming software from Spacial, a great option for professionals. Includes mutiple decks and full automation. Paid
Winamp with Shoutcast DSP
Useful when streaming audio files from your computer. Compatible with Shoutcast. Free
Altacast
Fromerly known as Edcast/Oddcast. Easy to use once set up, but installation takes some extra steps if you want to use MP3 or AAC streaming. Compatible with Icecast and Shoutcast. No longer appears to be in active development. Free
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