Streaming to a web server

Broadcasting to Icecast/Shoutcast servers

A multimedia web server is a third-party service that receives the audio stream from the MX2200 and forwards it through a public link accessible worldwide and simultaneously by multiple devices.

• Service plans are usually based on the number of simultaneous users allowed.
• Once access is configured on the console, usage is very simple: just ensure the MX2200 is connected to the Internet and start broadcasting.
• It is an ideal method when mass signal distribution is required.

The delay in this type of transmission can vary between 5 and 30 seconds, depending on the platform and connection. For this reason, it is recommended only when the signal is generated from the remote location without real-time interaction with the studios.

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Start HTTP STREAM

1. Open Connection Center

   Turn the encoder until the CONNECTION CENTER screen appears and press it to enter.

   
2. Select HTTP STREAM

   Navigate with the encoder, select HTTP STREAM and press to open the option.

   
3. Enable the link

   On the control screen, select YES to start the link with the web server.
   When the connection is established, both CONNECTION CENTER and HOME screens will show HTTP STREAM ENABLED.

4. End the link

   Repeat the procedure and select NO to disable the transmission.

Reception at the studios

Receiving a web server transmission is the simplest method:

• The service provider supplies an http link.
• The link can be opened from any web browser on PC, tablet or smartphone.
• No additional configurations are required at the studios.

This method is ideal for public streaming of a radio station or event, allowing global access without requiring specialized software for listeners.