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Add audio feed relay
This guide explains how to create a feed relay on the Radio streaming Infomaniak.
Preamble
- First, to create a standard stream, you need a radio encoder.
- The configuration settings provided at the end of the flow creation process allow you to configure your encoder.
- Once this is done, the stream will be sent from your encoder to Infomaniak servers.
- Then you have the option to specify the relay of any stream (e.g. Webradio).
- In this case, Infomaniak no longer receives the radio via an encoder that connects to the master server but relays the stream that another server broadcasts.
- If you create this feed relay, your feed is already available and accessible via a host address (domain name or IP address).
- This address will have to be specified on the Manager so that Infomaniak servers can recover your feed.
- At the same place you can activate the option of emergency flow.
- So if your main stream becomes unavailable, the backup stream will automatically take over.
Create a feed relay
In order to access the Radio Streaming service:
- Click here in order to access the management of your product on the Manager Infomaniak (Need help?).
- Click directly on the nameallocated to the product concerned.
- Click on the name of the radio.
- Click on the button Add Stream:
- then a second time on the button Add Stream:
- Select Flow Relays:
- Click on the button Continue.
The configuration requires 3 fields:
nom de serveur
port
point de montage
If the flow you need to relay is as follows: http://serveur.com:82/music.mp3
then indicate:
serveur.com
82
music.mp3
However, in some cases the mount point field may be empty and the extension may not be necessary. If there is no port in the URL with http, you just have to put "80
".
Click the blue button to validate the feed and click on Save bottom right.
You can also add a feed relay as emergency flow if you enable this option when adding a standard stream:
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