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How to Broadcast Live Radio from Your Phone
How you can broadcast live radio from your phone or tablet from anywhere in the world over a cellular network or wi-fi at home.
One of the great things about online radio is that you can connect from practically anywhere as long as you have an internet connection, you can even broadcast live radio from your phone.
Broadcasting from anywhere using your smartphone or tablet is ideal if you’re on the move reporting on news, from a music festival, or other types of events. We’re going to show you how you can broadcast from your phone on both iOS and Android devices.
In order to broadcast from your phone you need to keep in mind the basics on how to connect to your station without any issues.
A stable connection from your phone is required to establish and keep your stream open without network drops. Wi-fi networks at home, office, or hot-spots should be able to maintain your stream if you intend to use 128kbps or higher, however if you’re on a slow connection then try broadcasting at a low bitrate.
In order to install the broadcasting app for either iOS or Android, you need access to the app stores.
iOS devices need an iTunes account, whereas Android devices need a Google Play account. The apps we recommend are on these stores, however there are others out there you can use, but we recommend the ones in this article for ease of use and compatibility with Radio.co.
You need access to an online radio station in order to broadcast, either your own or as a DJ on another station.
BroadcastMySelf is a free Android app that supports Radio.co stations. Broadcast from your phone’s mic and out to your radio stream online.
Features include recording your audio and saving in .mp3, a mixing console with two channels for your microphone and tracks, and mic and track gain settings.
Open up the app when installed, then click the top right menu icon (3 dots).
Select Output Mode, then choose Icecast v2 Server.
Select Output Settings.
Enter your stations details as follows:
After opening the app, you can add some tracks to the app by going to the settings menu, then tapping the Tracks Folder option. To navigate the folders, press the Parent option and go back, then when you have found the folder you want, tap on it and then select Choose — This will allow BroadcastMySelf to play music on air.
You are now broadcasting! You can turn up the levels for your microphone on the left fader and the levels for the audio on the right fader. Select the tracks you want played by tapping on the track on the right hand side.
To disconnect after you’re done, just hit the central button again.
iCast 2 is a simple to use and elegant iOS app that works with Radio.co stations. Broadcast from your microphone using popular codecs like MP3, AAC, AAC+, and Ogg Vorbis.
Features include background broadcasting so you can keep using your phone, auto-reconnect in case of signal drops, and an equaliser to control your audio to sound like a professional.
Open up the app once installed, then tap Settings.
Add a new station by tapping Stations, then Add Station.
To add your Radio.co station to iCast 2 choose Icecast (Version 2).
In Server enter your radio server’s broadcasting details:
In Station enter your station’s details:
In Audio choose the following options:
Finally tap Done.
Tap Save and a connection check tests your server, then finish by tapping Done.
In Stations your newly added radio station should be selected, if you have multiple stations then select the one you want to broadcast to.
On your iCast 2 main area swipe right to switch your station on air, you should see your stream time starts and a successful connection in your Radio.co Dashboard.
How to broadcast live radio from your phone is really simple with either the BroadcastMySelf Android app or the iCast 2 iOS app. If you’re using something different or have any recommendations then let us know in the comments below.
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