CLEVER – HTML5 Radio Player With History WP Plugin

FEATURES:

• Shoutcast and Icecast Support – It supports Shoutcast and Icecast radio streaming. The radio stream should be MP3 type. It will also play AAC streams but only on browsers which support AAC
• Only Radio Stream Needed – Just add the radio stream and the player will get the current playing song and artist photo.
• Responsive Design – The radio player can be used in websites which are responsive. Optional parameter to disable responsive behavior in order to integrate it in non-responsive websites.
• Mobile Compatible – It is compatible with IOS and Android operating systems.
• Full Width Option – The radio player width can cover the full width of the parent div.
• Artist Image – The player will display the photo of the current playing singer, if it is present in the database.
• Highly Customizable – Over 35 parameters from where you can customize the player, having the possibility to integrate it in any design.
• Sticky Version – Parameter to set the radio player in sticky version.
• History – It will automatically get the history for ShoutCast streams. For IceCast streams it will generate the history as the radio plays.
• Show/Hide History – Parameter to load the player with history or without history.
• Multiple Instances – You can insert multiple radio players on your website or on the same page (maximum 2 on the same page). Only one can be set as ‘sticky’.

VIDEO TUTORIAL:

• You’ll find detailed video tutorials, in the help documentation

Note for IOS & Android (restrictions imposed by Apple & Google): – The autoplay will not work because IOS (and Android) has disabled autoplay feature and it can’t be controlled from JS.

Note for Safari, Chrome & Firefox (restrictions imposed by Apple & Google):

• Starting with Safari 11, Chrome 66 and Firefox 66 the autoplay will not work because Apple & Google disabled autoplay feature and it can’t be controlled from JS.
• Chrome no longer accepts mixed requests. Please check this link: https://blog.chromium.org/2019/10/no-more-mixed-messages-about-https.html. In case you have a HTTPS website you’ll need to use a HTTPS radio link.