Get the actual audio address
A web page containing a player is not the audio stream itself. Obtain the stream address from the owner or broadcasting provider. A homepage, image or news article URL cannot replace it. Saving an address does not prove that browsers can play it.
Describe the station clearly
Use its actual name, recognisable image and a concise explanation of the music and presenters. Genres, language and country should describe the programme rather than serve as a list of repeated search terms. Include current website and contact details.
Check from a listener’s perspective
On a connected service, open the page on a computer and phone. Compare the catalogue player with the original source if playback fails.
- Confirm that the stream is available at the time of testing.
- Check that name, image and description refer to the same station.
- Listen for audio rather than relying on a button state.
Keep the information current
Update the URL when the provider changes it, and revise genres when the format changes. This version plays real catalogue streams, but the add-station form is a demonstration and does not publish a new entry.
Does adding a station transfer its broadcast to Zvukradio?
No. The source remains with the external provider. Studio-based station creation is a different workflow.
Can I paste the link to my station’s website?
The website belongs in its own information field. Playback needs the audio stream address, not the page containing a player.