Upload your music, build playlists, schedule shows, and let AutoDJ run the station when no presenter is live. NOX Radio's AutoDJ runs server-side on Australian infrastructure — no studio PC required.
Runs on our servers, not your studio PC — your station stays on air even if your studio is off.
Build genre, era or themed rotations with intelligent shuffling and crossfades.
Program AutoDJ shows for specific times and days, including weekly recurrences.
Presenters interrupt AutoDJ live — the stream stays up, listeners stay connected.
Upload music to the dashboard, organise into playlists, tag for rotation.
Insert jingles, station IDs and ads on a schedule.
Stations that need to be on air around the clock without a presenter rostered every hour.
Themed stations where the rotation is the product.
Live-presenter stations who need AutoDJ as a safety net for missed slots.
Volunteer stations using AutoDJ between scheduled live shows.
Servers in Australian data centres mean lower latency for Australian listeners and faster encoder handshakes for presenters at home.
Speak to people who understand radio — not generic overseas hosting support reading from a script.
Backed by NOX Cloud, with the same network and platform engineers running the rest of our managed services.
Listener metrics and station data are processed and stored in Australia, with no third-party tracking pixels in the stack.
Upload your music library to the dashboard.
Build playlists and rotations by genre, era or mood.
Schedule when AutoDJ runs and when live takes over.
Presenters break in live whenever they're ready — AutoDJ resumes after.
NOX Radio is Shoutcast and Icecast compatible. Point your encoder at our server, paste in your credentials, and you're live — no proprietary clients required.
Plenty of stations have lived through the moment a studio PC reboots in the middle of the night and takes the stream off air for hours. NOX Radio's AutoDJ runs server-side, so your station stays live whether or not anything in your studio is powered on. The music library, playlists, schedule and live takeover logic all live on our servers in Australia. Upload music once, build rotations once, and let the schedule run.
AutoDJ and live presenters should coexist, not compete. NOX Radio lets a presenter connect their encoder mid-rotation and the stream switches to them seamlessly — no listener drop, no dead air. When they disconnect, AutoDJ picks up from where the schedule says it should be. This is how community and internet stations actually work: scheduled shows live, AutoDJ in between, all on one stream URL.
Talk to an Australian engineer about migration, pricing or a custom setup.
