Quick Start

Uninstalling Broadcaster

System Requirements

Troubleshooting and FAQ

Broadcasting from a playlist

Broadcasting live

Providing more information about your station

Adjusting Connection Settings

Monitoring Listener Activity

Using Webstream

Testing your microphone input

Linking your station on your web page

Launching your radio station from a web page

To enrich your existing web site or as an added feature while building a new one, you can add an image or text link which will immediately launch the Destiny Media Player or player-less Webstream browser window; (version 3..0) that connects to your station (when it is currently broadcasting).

Whenever you broadcast, your server automatically creates a file with the extension .rdl which identifies your station at the time it is broadcasting.

Start up your broadcaster and go to the live stations at stationdirectory.com or beta.stationdirectory.com. Copy the link for your station and paste it into your html page. Upload your page.

To copy the link: Internet Explorer - hover over the station link, right click, 'Copy Shortcut'. Netscape Navigator - hover over the station link, right click, 'Copy Link Location'.

Note: If you have a dynamic IP address, this link will need to be updated every time you broadcast.

Detailed Method:

Whenever you broadcast, your server automatically creates a file with the extension .rdl which identifies your station at the time it is broadcasting.

1. The easiest way: Start up your broadcaster and go to the live stations at Pirateradionetwork.com.
   
   Copy the link for your station and paste it into your html page. Upload your page.
   
   To copy the link: Internet Explorer - hover over the station link, right click, 'Copy Shortcut'. Netscape Navigator - hover over the station link, right click, 'Copy Link Location'.
   
   Note: If you have a dynamic IP address, this link will need to be updated every time you broadcast.
   
   
2. Upload and link .rdl file (Broadcaster 2 method only): look in the directory where you installed Broadcaster. (default is C:\Destiny)
   
   Upload the .rdl file into your Web directory and make a note of its location.
   
   Make a text link on your web page that links to the .rdl file at the location you uploaded it to.
   
   For example:
   
   

   We offer a link package that you may find quite useful for adding RadioDestiny images and listen links.

If the listener has the Destiny Media Player™ as the default player, when they click on the hotspot, the Media Player™ will start playing your broadcast. Player-less Clipstream will launch and play as long as the listener's browser has Java enabled, (stats indicate 90% + are enabled and able to tune in)

If the listener has the Destiny Media Player™ as the default player, when they click on the hotspot, the Media Player™ will start playing your broadcast. Player-less Clipstream will launch and play as long as the listener's browser has Java enabled, (stats indicate 90% + are enabled and able to tune in)