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We won’t go into technicalities or mathematical formulas. Streaming is simply the technology that allows us to watch an audio or video file directly from the Internet on a website or mobile application without first downloading it to our device. We watch it as it is downloaded to the PC, tablet or smartphone.

Radio Hosting refers to the process of broadcasting audio content over the internet through a radio station or network. It involves the use of software that allows broadcasters to stream live audio, upload pre-recorded content, manage playlists, and interact with listeners in real-time. Radio hosts typically create and curate content, conduct interviews, make announcements, play music and engage with their audience through phone calls, social media or chat rooms. The goal of radio hostin is to entertain, inform, educate and engage listeners with high- quality audio content.

TV hosting refers to the process of presenting TV shows, documentaries, news programs, or other types of video content in front of a camera. TV hosts are responsible for introducing the show’s topic, interviewing guests, moderating panel discussions, and engaging with the audience. They may also provide commentary, narration, or analysis to help viewers better understand the content. TV  hosts need to be knowledgeable about the subject matter, have excellent communication skills, and be comfortable speaking in front of the camera. They should also have strong research skills, be able to think on their feet, and be well-prepared for unexpected situations. Additionally, TV host may need to collaborate with producers, directors, and other crew members to ensure that the show runs smoothly and meet the intended goals and objectivies.

Shoutcast and Icecast are both software applications that allos users to stream audio over the internet. However, there are some differences between the two: 

1. Ownership – Shoutcast is owned by Radionomy Group while Icecast is open source software.
2. Compatibility – Shoutcast only works with its own proprietary server software, while Icecast can work with both its own server software and other compatible server software.
3. Protocal support: While both Shoutcast and Icecast support multiple streaming protocol, Shoutcast focuses primarly on Shoutcast protocal, while Icecast supports more protocols including HTTP, FTP,and MMS.
4. Community – Icecast has a more active cummunity of developers and users since it is open source, and there are more tools and resources available for users. Ultimately, the choice between Shoutcast and Icecast comes down to personal preference, as both can be used to effectively stream audio over the internet. 

Yes, you typically need a license to stream radio online. The specific license you need will depend on several factors, including the country you are broadcasting from, the plaforrm you are using to stream your content, and the types of copyrighted material you are playing.

In the United States, for example, you may need to obtain a license from organizations like ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC in order to legally stream copyrighted music online. Similar licensing requirements exists in may other countries around the world.

It’s important to research the specific licensing requirements in your region and comply with them to ensure that you are operating legally and avoiding potential penalties or legal issues.

Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade the plan at any time. In order to upgrade or downgrade your account, Kindly Contact our Sales & Support Department.

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