Hosting Radyo AutoDJ, TRY 50.00/mo. on Linux Shared

AutoDJ has been added on Jul 14, 2026

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsWire Transfer
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	Streaming
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeAvailable 24/7
⚑ Targeting :	TR
🚀 Uptime :	99.9 %

See also initial AutoDJ plan location on their website!

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*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Yayin.com.tr is a Turkish live-streaming infrastructure specialist operating since 2006. Its business is centered on professional broadcasting rather than conventional shared hosting, with services developed for radio stations, television channels, municipalities, tourism businesses, sports facilities, construction projects, and organizations that need continuous IP-camera streaming.

The service portfolio includes IP Camera Live Streaming, TV and Web TV Hosting, Radio Hosting, Social Media Simulcasting, DVR recording, customized video players, dedicated streaming servers, and white-label broadcasting platforms. Domain registration, web hosting, email, VPS, and e-commerce development are also part of the wider corporate service range, although the strongest part of the business remains audio and video broadcasting.

The IP Camera Live Streaming platform is one of the company’s most complete services. A single account can manage an unlimited number of cameras, create four-camera combined views, arrange camera playlists and galleries, customize players, restrict playback to approved domains, and protect streams through signed access tokens. ONVIF, RTSP, RTMP, H.264, H.265, AAC, fMP4, and HLS support provide broad compatibility with professional surveillance and broadcasting equipment.

Its KVKK-oriented privacy system adds automated face and license-plate detection without identifying individuals or reading registration numbers. Detection events can trigger notifications or automatically remove a camera from public transmission. Only event metadata is retained, rather than the detected images, which makes the system especially useful for municipalities and organizations broadcasting from public areas.

DVR capabilities extend well beyond a basic rolling archive. Recordings can be retained for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days, searched through a calendar, played at up to 16x speed, trimmed, partially deleted, converted into timelapse footage, or downloaded as MP4 files. Sports facilities can allow visitors to rewind a live match and download a goal or important moment before the event has finished.

The dedicated indoor-football solution combines live broadcasting with a 100 GB NVMe DVR archive and immediate access to recorded moments. This gives sports venues a practical way to offer downloadable match footage without installing and maintaining a complete local video platform.

Additional camera functions include live weather data, sea temperature, snow depth, air-quality information, RSS-fed captions, background music for cameras without audio, JPG, PNG, and WebP snapshots, automatic offline notifications, monthly viewing reports, and domain-restricted players. Standard camera configurations can distribute a stream to as many as five social-media destinations, while larger projects can be expanded.

The TV Hosting and Web TV Hosting platform keeps a channel broadcasting even when the studio is offline. A scheduled video playlist begins automatically when the live source stops, switches off when the studio feed returns, and resumes after the live program ends. This allows a television channel to maintain a continuous 24-hour schedule without constant manual intervention.

Television customers receive permanent stream addresses, branded web players, automatic recording, playlist management, viewer statistics, and multi-platform distribution. Station logos, LIVE badges, HD or SD indicators, scrolling captions, weather information, and other on-screen graphics can be inserted automatically. Clean recordings remain available without these overlays, making them suitable for editing, archiving, rebroadcasting, and creating social-media clips.

Different captions and branding can be assigned to each destination, including YouTube, Facebook, X, Twitch, and Dailymotion. Satellite television channels can also have their signal received from a satellite frequency, transcoded, converted into adaptive internet formats, and distributed to websites and social networks. Larger broadcasters can use dedicated physical servers together with a white-label management platform.

Radio Hosting supports Shoutcast and Icecast, AutoDJ automation, custom audio players, SSL-secured streaming addresses, port 80 compatibility, listener statistics, and permanent branded stream links. AutoDJ can schedule music, advertisements, station announcements, and playlists by hour, day, week, month, or year, allowing the station to remain online when no presenter is connected.

The Multi-Link radio service converts the station into AAC and generates HLS, MSS, HDS, MPEG-DASH, RTMP, RTSP, M4F, and M4S endpoints. This improves compatibility with browsers, mobile applications, smart televisions, and specialized playback devices.

The social-radio service combines the radio audio with videos, album artwork, current-track information, station logos, and captions before distributing the result to social networks. This gives traditional radio broadcasters a video-compatible feed without requiring a permanent television studio.

Radio-hosting resellers can order a dedicated physical radio server with a non-shared 1,000 Mbps connection, at least 2,000 GB of storage, white-label branding, customer account management, monitoring, software updates, configuration assistance, and ongoing technical administration.

The Social Media Simulcasting platform accepts live feeds from cameras, radio stations, television channels, studios, and OBS-compatible encoders. Streams can be forwarded to any service accepting RTMP, including TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, Twitch, Kick, and Dailymotion.

Instagram feeds can be automatically reformatted from horizontal 16:9 video into a vertical 9:16 layout without changing the stream sent to other platforms. This removes the need to operate a separate encoder specifically for vertical social-media broadcasting.

Source-failure protection prevents social networks from closing a live event when a camera or encoder disconnects. A temporary offline image or backup feed replaces the failed source, and the original broadcast returns automatically when the connection is restored.

The website operates in Turkish, with prices displayed in Turkish lira. The players and management interfaces support Turkish, English, Arabic, German, French, Russian, and Spanish, making the broadcasting platform suitable for multilingual audiences even though the commercial website is focused on the Turkish market.

The main service area has a modern and responsive design. Several older WordPress pages also remain accessible with legacy prices and package conditions, so customers should rely on the final order screen and written quotation when confirming the exact price and included resources.