Setting up DJin Lite for music broadcasting

You can download DJin Lite from the official website absolutely free of charge.

1. Installation .

Run the installation file. Select the language and click OK
Press Next constantly if all components are installed on your computer. If not, then press the red message and install it.



Install and launch the program.

2. Setting up DJin Lite .

At the first and subsequent launches you will see a detailed message describing the program's operating modes. Select the "X-Player" broadcast configuration, click "Run the application".



Next, you need to go to the settings: “Service” / “Hardware” / “ASIO settings”.



Click the "Internet broadcast" button



In the Internet broadcasting device editor, click the “Add” button.



Select the type of internet device “CastServer” . The field “device name” is arbitrary, for example, we write “myradio24”. Click OK.



Go to the Streams tab and click "Add new stream".



In the Mount point field, enter your stream address (mount).



Enter the details of your radio station:
Server - Icecast
Address - live.myradio24.com
Port - 9000
Password - enter a unique password for LIVE broadcasting
Audio format - Mpeg 1 layer 3, 44100, Stereo, Stream (Kbit/sec) choose the one that is set in your settings on myradio24.com
Click OK 2 times



We put two checkboxes "Autostart" and "Autoload" on our Internet broadcast. Press exit and restart the program for correct operation of DJin Lite. Press "File" - "Restart application".



After rebooting, go back to the ASIO settings to check if the broadcast has started correctly. If the connection was successful, you will see a green indicator and the status “Started”.



Now you need to configure the sound transmission from the DJin Lite player to the MyRadio24.com server. To do this, click on the three dots below (Indicated by the red arrow), select "Properties".



In the parameters, select “Playback” / “Channel A” / “Playback device” and select our ASIO device “myradio24”, click OK.




The program is configured.