Have you ever dreamt of broadcasting live via your iPhone, whenever and wherever? Well, now you can with iCast 2.
Important: iCast 2 is no longer available. To broadcast live via your iPhone/iPad, you can use the iziCast app.
Android users are lucky enough to benefit from Mediacast for free. However, for iCast 2 on the Apple Store, you can count $23.99 to download.
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Ready? So, you’ve just downloaded iCast 2, now let’s see how to set up the app.
Open the app and go to Settings (the small wheel on the right side of the screen) and click on Stations. Here you can add your radio by selecting Add Station. Then choose Icecast Version 2.
Under Server enter the following information:
Host (1) : live.radioking.com (A)
Port (2) : 80 (B)
Mount (3) : (the mounting point of your radio) (C)
You’ll find all your information under the Live Tab of your Radio Manager.
Under Station you can enter all the specific information about your radio (its name, the genre, the address of your site …). This step is not required for the application to work.
On the Audio page, you’ll need to choose the quality of your broadcast. Select MP3, Stereo, 44.100 kHz, 320 KBPS.
Last but not least, enter your RadioKing login information in Login required and click on save.
You’re now ready to broadcast live!
Once configured, head over to the main menu. You should see the name of your radio in Station Name. Slide the bottom button (arrow) to On Air to start broadcasting live.
You can now go live whenever and wherever you are with your iPhone!
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