The AutoDJ tab contains options for configuring your stream's autoDJ, if enabled by your stream hosting provider. These settings are only required if you are permitted to upload media (MP3 files, etc.) to the server. If you will be providing your own live source (using something like the Winamp DSP plugin or SAM Broadcaster) then the autoDJ may be disabled.

The autoDJ tab will differ depending on the type of autoDJ you have selected for your stream. Each variation is described in its own section below.

The following fields will always be displayed regardless of which autoDJ type has been selected:

• AutoDJ status
  Specifies whether the autoDJ should be enabled. This option will be unavailable if your stream is currently online; you will need to stop your stream if you want to change it. Options include:

  • Disabled
    If selected, autoDJ support is turned off. This setting is necessary if you plan to use a live streaming source.

  • Enabled
    If selected, autoDJ support will be turned on. This setting is necessary if you plan to upload your media to the server and will not be providing your own live streaming source. Note that if the autoDJ is enabled, but no media (eg: MP3 files) have been uploaded, or media has not been added to an enabled playlist, the server will fail to start. As such, be sure to upload at least one track, and add one or more tracks to an enabled General Rotation playlist, before starting the server with autoDJ support enabled.

• Genre
  Specifies the genre for your station. This is informational only and may be displayed to the public.

ices-cc autoDJ Settings

With ices-cc, the following additional autoDJ options are available:

• Song title codes
  If enabled, the autoDJ will include a small tracking code at the end of the song titles shown in your listeners' media players.

  For example, instead of: Artist Name -- Song Title

  You might see the following instead: Artist Name -- Song Title [C51B]

  This allows detailed reports to be generated (on the Tracks tab of the Statistics Report page) containing most of the information needed to make reports to the appropriate entities for royalty determination purposes. If this option is disabled, the generated reports may be less detailed and may not contain sufficient information for accurate royalty reporting purposes.

• Crossfade length
  When crossfading is enabled, specifies how many seconds of the end of a track are blended into the beginning of the next track.

• Crossfade style
  When crossfading is enabled, specifies how tracks are blended together during a crossfade.

• Minimum track length
  When crossfading is enabled, tracks shorter in duration than the minimum length will not be crossfaded. This ensures that short clips (station branding, very short advertisements, etc.) remain audible.