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Streaming Growth
Features
- Any studio automation format
- Two customized players
- * Live Stream player
- * On-demand player
- Minimize / Maximize players
- Easy and simple player editing
- Embed players anywhere
- Embed playlists anywhere
- Bookmarking/embedding
- Player Chat
- Song Requests
- Sharing players via AddThis
- Stream to all desktops
- * Windows, Mac and Linux
- Stream to all major browsers
- * Internet Explorer
- * Firefox
- * Safari
- * Opera
- Stream to mobile / cell phones
- * iPhone
- * BlackBerry
- * Windows Mobile
- * Google Android
- * Nokia Symbian
- * Palm WebOS
- * Any MP3-ready phone
- Streaming players
- * Windows Media Player
- * Adobe Flash
- * Microsoft Silverlight
- Streaming formats
- * Windows Media Audio
- * MP3
- * AAC/AAC+
- Stream live video or TV
- Stream on-demand video
- Royalty accounting
- Ad Replacement
- Multiple banner ad slots
- Audio pre-rolls
- Video pre-rolls
- Banner pre-rolls
- Data collection - mailing lists
- Artist, track, album in player
- Artist, track, album on your site
- Display album art
- Amazon 'Buy-now' button
- Black-outs and white-listing
- Player access control
- See more features here
Minimize / Maximize Players
You can select whether or not you want to offer your listeners the option to minimize the player from your Control Panel, as well as the default mode in which the player is launched, as shown in the screen shot below. You have full control over this feature and can elect to just show the mini-player only, or the full player with all the banner slots, billboards, links, etc.
If you check the box to allow listeners to change player type, the player will display the mini-link on the bottom of the player as shown here.
This allows the listener to minimize the player as shown below on the left, with the maximize link appearing, allowing them to toggle back and forth anytime they choose. Listeners can switch between players without any interruption to the broadcast stream.
The mini-player does not provide for any billboard or banners, but still allows any of the other features like video pre-roll, as shown in the below example. When the pre-roll is done playing, the player starts streaming the regular broadcast, just as it would in the full-size mode.
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