Streaming URL (2024)

FAQs

What is your stream URL? ›

Your live stream URL is a unique web address, which carries your live audio stream every time you broadcast (For the technically minded, it's a 128kbps MP3 stream, Icecast compatible, and will work with almost all browsers and listening clients).

Check Your Internet Connection

So, if you want to live stream regularly, upgrading your Internet connection to faster speeds is a must-do. It's typically better to have more internet bandwidth than you'll need. The more devices that you have connected to your network can also affect your broadcast.

A valid audio stream looks like this: http://www.my_favourite_radio.mp3 http://111.111.11.1:8080 http://listen.radio/rock.m3u etc. An address such as “http://www.my_radio.com” is not directly an audio streaming, but a generic website address.

For most streaming services, you can browse their website to find URLs for content. Once you start playing the content, copy the URL from the address bar in your browser and use that. Is this content marked as watched in Channels when I watch it?

This can result from the router's location, physical obstructions, or interference from other electronic devices. Such conditions often lead to a scenario where the internet keeps disconnecting, disrupting online activities. To mitigate this, it's important to examine your computer's network settings.

Consumers who binged on streaming video services when they were cheap might be inclined to purge them after recent price hikes. That's created a survival-of-the-fittest climate for the numerous subscription video-on-demand services struggling to compete with market leaders like Netflix and Amazon.

The URL is found by right-clicking the browser page and choosing "Inspect Element." The Network tab will indicate the stream URLs.

Ex: http://192.144.82.203:9302/index.html > right-click on your mouse > inspect > navigate to Network tab > media > play the radio inside the page and you will discover a stream URL under the name column.