Also, in your Dashboard you should see the Connection Status change to DJ On Air. The Status should change to show the time spent connected and the amount of data you're streaming.
In Encoder Settings select 128kbps, 44100Hz, Stereo (this should match your station's bitrate in your Dashboard -> Settings -> Broadcast -> Audio Stream Quality).īefore broadcasting, make sure you have a live event scheduled or you can connect live anytime.įinally when you're ready to broadcast live click Connect in the Winamp DSP. Now select the Encoder tab - Under Encoder Type choose MP3 Encoder. Connect Using: v1.x mode (legacy servers).Under the Login tab in Output Configuration enter your radio station's broadcasting details - These can be found in your Dashboard under the Live tab. In the Source DSP window select the Output tab. When both Winamp and the SHOUTcast DSP plugin are installed it should look something like this: Winamp is the media player itself and the SHOUTcast DSP is the encoder to connect to your radio station online.
To connect it to your radio station you need the following: Winamp is a Windows only program, however it works with most modern versions of Windows (it even works with Windows XP!). Coupled with the SHOUTcast DSP plugin, you manage your tracks into playlists, control your stream output with faders, and add effects whilst broadcasting to your station online. It's free, simple to use, and easy to configure with your station. Having stood the test of time, Winamp is definitely worth trying if you're running Windows. Through thick and thin Winamp has been a media player and tool to broadcast to your online radio station. Over that time there's been changes here and there to how it looks and functions, but the core of it has remained the same. Winamp has been around since 1997 (that's over 20 years!) and it's still going strong.
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