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Enable Auto DJ on an audio stream

Update 09/21/2026

This guide details the Auto DJ feature of Infomaniak's Streaming Radio service, which allows you to create a live radio station that broadcasts 24/7 using your own audio content (music, shows, podcasts, jingles, etc.) that you have previously uploaded to your storage space.

 

Introduction

  • The Auto DJ uses the files stored in your Infomaniak AOD (Audio on Demand) space to create a linear stream.
    • You can use this same space for your on-demand file storage needs.
  • You organize your media, create your playlists, and schedule their broadcast via an intuitive calendar interface.
  • This ensures continuous broadcasting without requiring an encoder to be active at all times.

 

Enable Auto DJ

Prerequisites

  • You must have at least the right to manage the VOD/AOD service “autodj” and the relevant Audio Streaming service (or be an Administrator / Legal Representative within the Organization).
  • To manage Auto DJ via API, the token created for managing the radio must include the following scopes:
    • vod
    • radio
    • workspace:calendar

To activate and start Auto DJ:

  1. Click here to access the management interface for your product in the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
  2. Click directly on the name assigned to the product in question:
  3. If you already have a radio configured, click on its name and proceed to step 8; otherwise, add a new radio:
  4. Give the radio a name and an optional visual.
  5. Click Continue:
  6. Select Auto DJ.
  7. Click to Confirm and proceed to step 11:
  8. Click on Auto DJ in the left-hand menu.
  9. Click on Media Management in the left-hand menu.
  10. Read the warnings and click to enable Auto DJ:
    • Select the AOD space to use if you have multiple spaces.
  11. Auto DJ is now enabled and linked to your AOD space for your audio files:

Refer to this other guide to organize and broadcast your audio files.


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