The Radio Player plugin adds live audio streaming to WordPress, supporting Shoutcast, Icecast, and more for easy broadcasting.
Releases named in the vendor’s changelog or on WordPress.org that the repository does not have yet.
New: Added option to customize the player playlist height.
New: Added current song title metadata text scrolling speed setting.
Fix: Fixed volume control not working in Firefox.
New: Added Proxy Player add-on compatibility.
New: Added Affiliation to earn money by referring users.
New: Added Export, Import and Reset Settings
Fix: Fixed sweetalert2 malicious code issue.
New: Add player listing page pagination.
New: Added WordPress 6.2 compatibility
New: Added Radio Player Ads Add-on compatibility
New: Added responsive width control for shortcode player
New: Added current track artist name & artwork image in the player
New: Added Embed Player option
Fix: Fixed conflict with WooCommerce plugin.
New: Add sticky player page bottom spacing.
New: Added player statistics email reporting.
New: Added proxy metadata settings to fix the metadata title not showing issue.
New: Added gradient picker for the player gradient background color.
New: Add statistics setting to enable/ disable statistics
New: Add play count column to the player list table
New: Add 2 new player skins
Fix: Fixed .m3u8 stream player
New: Add station playlist
New: Added radio player duplicator
New: Added HTTP stream player
Initial release
The Radio Player plugin adds live audio streaming to WordPress, supporting Shoutcast, Icecast, and more for easy broadcasting.
The Radio Player plugin is a simple and efficient solution for adding live-streaming audio to your WordPress website. Radio Player is specially configured to play any MP3, Shoutcast, IceCast, Radionomy, Airtime, Live365, radio.co, and any audio stream in your WordPress website.
With this plugin, you can easily broadcast live radio stations, podcasts, and other audio content. The plugin is highly customizable, with features such as a customizable player, playlist management, and more, making it a powerful tool for any website looking to enhance its audio streaming capabilities.
[radio_player]If the stream metadata isn't appearing in the player, several factors might be responsible. Below are potential causes and troubleshooting steps:
Presence of Metadata: First, ascertain if the stream even has metadata. If it doesn't, the player can't display details like the current song title.
Player Configuration: Ensure the "Show Track Title" option is activated within the player controls settings. This ensures that any available metadata gets displayed.
Server Configuration - allow_url_fopen: The allow_url_fopen setting on the server must be enabled for the player to fetch the metadata from the stream. If you're unsure about this setting, contact your web hosting provider. If you possess server access rights, you might be able to modify this setting yourself.
Metadata Proxy Settings: If after the above steps the metadata remains undisplayed, consider activating the Metadata Proxy settings. This can typically be found under the HTTP player settings tab within the plugin settings page.
Further Assistance: Have you followed all the provided steps but still encounter issues? We're here to help. Reach out to us for more tailored assistance.
Browsers no longer accept mixed requests, which means you can't play an HTTP stream on an HTTPS website. However, Radio Player provides a Proxy Player add-on to play HTTP streams on HTTPS websites. The add-on use a proxy server to retrieves the radio stream and delivers it to the player as an HTTPS stream.
Yes, you can add and display multiple radio stations in the same player. When creating a new player, you can add multiple radio stations with title, stream URL, and image from the Stations tab. They will display as a stations playlist in the player.
To display the sticky player, you need to select the player that you want to use as the sticky player from the Radio Player > Settings > Sticky Player Settings page. Here, you can choose to display the sticky player at the top or bottom of your website, and in multiple styles such as Full Width, Mini Full Width, and Floating.
By default, the sticky player will be displayed on all pages. However, you can also choose to show the sticky player only on specific pages by excluding them from the Radio Player > Settings > Sticky Player Settings page.
There is a popup icon option for the player. You can show/hide the player's popup control, and when users click on it, the player will open within a new popup window. You can also enable the Always Popup Player settings to always play the player in a popup window.
Yes, you can embed a radio player on another website. You can find the embed code on the player listing page. Just click on the Embed button and copy the embed code. Then paste the embed code on any website.
To view the play statistics for your radio player, navigate to Radio Player > Statistics. Here, you can see the number of plays, the total play duration, and the top played stations.
You can customize the appearance of the radio player using custom CSS. Navigate to Radio Player > Settings > Custom CSS to add your CSS code. You can also choose from multiple player skins and customize the popup player size, header, and footer content, and color scheme from the settings page.
Yes, the radio player is compatible with mobile devices and supports mobile media notifications. The player will automatically adjust its size and appearance based on the device's screen size.
composer require meteorgpl-plugin/radio-player-premiumThe vendor’s license checks are intact: activate the plugin in WordPress with a license key bought from the vendor.
The plugin declares no license. The code is redistributed under the license the vendor declared in the plugin’s own headers.
Artwork, fonts, media and documents that may be licensed separately are not redistributed; the licensing page explains what is replaced or removed, and the security tab lists it per version. Support and update entitlement come with the license you buy from the vendor.
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