STREAMING · AUTO-PODCAST
Auto-Podcast Radio & TV
Time-shift and auto-podcast for radio stations and TV channels: we record your live feed continuously, your audience rewinds the air, and every show is automatically published as a podcast episode or VOD according to your schedule (EPG). Configurable retention of 7, 14 or 30 days.
What goes on air stops disappearing
We record the live feed continuously. What already aired is not lost: it stays on a timeline your audience scrubs right from the player — back to any show, any day within your window.
◀ everything behind the playhead stays available: from 7 days to 1 year, your call
It works with audio and with video
It works as a direct add-on to Radio HD Streaming and Video TV Streaming: we take your same signal, with no changes to your encoder or daily operation.
For radio
Audio episodes with RSS
Each show is published as a podcast episode, with its RSS feed for the main platforms. Your listeners can also rewind the live signal from the player.
See Radio HD Streaming
For TV channels
Video on demand and program guide
Each show stays available as video on demand. Your viewers find it by day and by show on a TV guide style grid, and watch it whenever they want.
See Video TV StreamingFrom live to episode in three states, no editing
It airs live
Your usual signal: same encoder, same daily operation. We record the air continuously, 24/7 — nothing changes on your side.
It cuts itself by your schedule
Your programming guide (EPG) defines where each show starts and ends. Every broadcast comes out with its correct title, show name and time slot — zero manual editing.
It publishes as an episode
As soon as the show ends it appears as a podcast episode with a standard RSS feed, as VOD and in the catch-up grid. Without anyone lifting a finger.
How many days of your signal stay archived
The archive rotates on its own: you always have online exactly the window you defined. A special you want to keep forever? Flag it and it stays out of the rotation.
Frequently asked questions about autopodcast
How are shows cut?
Automatically according to your programming guide (EPG): you define shows, days and time slots once and the system cuts every broadcast and publishes it as an episode with its correct title. Nobody has to record or edit anything.
What if I change my programming?
You update the schedule from the panel and new cuts follow the new programming from that moment on. You can load one-off exceptions, like specials or extraordinary broadcasts.
Can my audience rewind the live stream?
Yes, that's the time-shift: from the player they rewind the live air, pause and resume wherever they want, within the retention window you chose.
Does it work for both radio and TV?
Yes. For radio stations it generates audio episodes with a podcast RSS feed; for TV channels it generates VOD and TV-guide style catch-up. It's the natural add-on to Streaming Radio HD and Streaming Video TV.
Where do episodes get published?
On your website through the player and the catch-up grid, and on the major podcast platforms via a standard per-show RSS feed. Episodes become available as soon as each broadcast ends.
How long do broadcasts stay available?
You choose the retention: 7, 14 or 30 days. The archive rotates automatically and, if you want to keep specific shows permanently, you flag them and they're excluded from rotation.
Do I need to record from the studio computer?
No. Recording runs on our servers, using the same signal you already broadcast: it doesn't depend on someone remembering to hit record, and it uses no disk space in the studio. You operate as always and your air stays stored within the retention window you chose.
What aired today, published today as a podcast or video
We connect your current signal, you load your schedule, and in days your entire programming also exists as podcast, VOD and catch-up — monitored 24/7 under our measured SLA.