This guide takes you from an empty Recupy account to a station that broadcasts on its own. Before starting, it helps to know five concepts:Station: your radio. One account can hold several stations, e
This guide takes you from an empty Recupy account to a station that broadcasts on its own. Before starting, it helps to know five concepts:
- Station: your radio. One account can hold several stations, each with its own media, playlists, DJs, stream addresses and statistics.
- Media: your music and audio library.
- Playlist: the rules that decide which songs play and when.
- AutoDJ: the automatic broadcast engine that turns media and playlists into a continuous stream.
- Mount point: the stream address listeners connect to - quality and format are defined here.
The six steps
- Create your station. Add a new station from the Recupy control panel and enter its name and basic details.
- Upload media. Open the Media section and upload your music. Organise files into folders (for example Pop, Jingles, Ads) - it makes playlist building much easier.
- Set up a playlist. Create at least one General Rotation list and assign songs to it.
- Start AutoDJ. Enable the broadcast engine and confirm the playing status on your station profile page.
- Define a mount point. Choose the format and bitrate your listeners will receive - 128 kbps MP3 is a good starting balance.
- Test your stream. Listen through the player on your profile page or directly from the stream address.
Adding a live DJ
Go to Streamer / DJ Accounts in the panel menu and create an account for each host. DJs connect live through the browser-based WebDJ or any third-party broadcast software - and when the live session ends, the system returns to AutoDJ automatically.
If something does not sound right
- No sound or silence: is AutoDJ enabled, does the playlist contain songs, is a mount point defined?
- DJ cannot connect: re-check the DJ account credentials and connection details.
- Quality complaints: review the bitrate and format on your mount point.
Panel labels may vary slightly depending on your account language.