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Centova have finally released a new update recently. Here's the summary of changes: https://centova.com/en/news/@article/60a6f44e/centova_cast_v3_2_14_released We're going to start applying these updates today. We don't expect any downtime or disruptions but there may be some minor cosmetic...

After some more careful diagnosis we think the issue relates to the default database engine Centova Cast uses (MyIsam). The MyIsam table level locking is causing our large (largest?) installation to be unable to keep up with the level of track history we need to store/retrieve. We've altered the...

I've looked into your server and it seems online with 30+ listeners. Sorry once again.

Apologies for the control panel issues last night. Our Centova database server was becoming overwhelmed which caused the control panel to become unavailable. Eventually this lead to some servers also becoming overwhelmed as their database update requests for track updates built up. We decided to...

We now accept Google / Apple / Microsoft pay for our radio server accounts alongside normal credit / debit card payments. We have also enabled SCA (Secure Customer Authentication), which after 31st December 2020 may be required for some european card payments. We've also freshened up the design...

Hi Ian It looks like something might have changed at the corsproxy 'https://sednaproxy.herokuapp.com/?q=' you're using. It's nothing to do with us. You might like to try replacing it with 'https://cors-anywhere.herokuapp.com/https://uk2.internet-radio.com' which might work. I've not tested this...

Hi TopBlues Apologies for the issue here. We have experienced a few unexpected disk space issues the past few days. We are preparing an upgrade for the us3 server for Monday morning to address the issue we'll be sending out an email about this shortly. Thanks for bearing with us.

Hi Andy This comes down to most modern browsers recently disallowing mixed content on https pages. As our directory runs on https and your station doesn't it refuses to play the content (and give the no web player error). dir.xiph.org runs on standard (unencrypted) http so doesn't have this...

Great, glad you got it sorted!

Since modern web browsers have stopped allowing non secure elements in web pages we must start using SSL (https) streams in our web players. We provide an SSL proxy for all our radio servers but unfortunately the streams metadata (now playing / song title) doesn't get passed along with this so...

I'll also need the IP of your server so we can check the logs here.

What's the IP / port of your icecast server? Also can you paste your Icecast YP settings for us to check? We'll look into it and see if we can figure the problem.

Sorry to hear you're having problems. We didn't make any changes to the CORS policy on saturday so I'm not sure why things stopped working for you then. It's interesting that it was working fine before because as far as I know the https stream doesn't contain any meta-data and is just a pure...

They do run a non-secure version of their site (without a redirect) which still works fine (http://directory.shoutcast.com/) so perhaps people will start using that instead. As there's no login or forms to send data on their directory site they could just redirect all the https traffic to the...

As you're hosted with us we provide you with a https stream for your station. It's available in your control panel here: https://control.internet-radio.com:2199/client/index.php?page=quicklinks For your station in particular the https stream is as follows...

Not sure. As it stands I can't get anything to play in their directory with Chrome.

We've also updated the "No Web Player" link to point to this FAQ: https://www.internet-radio.com/community/threads/why-is-no-web-player-available.51536/ instead of this thread as it provides more useful information for listeners to get around these recent changes.

Ahh yes, you have a slightly unusual mount point setup. The default is to have /stream fallback to /live but that's missing in you settings. I've rolled out a manual fix for your station: https://www.internet-radio.com/station/realdanceradio/

We've just modified all the start pages to use the new https / "SSL Web Proxy" links. Our preliminary testing shows all Shoutcast 1 / 2 and Icecast 2 stations to be playing as before. Let us know in the thread below or via our contact form if you notice any issues.

Usually this error occurs because the radio station you are trying to listen to is running on an unencrypted port (not 443). This is quite common and it's not technically necessary for radio stations to be encrypted but nowadays web browsers like Chrome and Firefox have started disallowing...