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Bandwidth Calculator

Estimate how much streaming data your station uses. Enter your bitrate, listener count, and hours on air to plan hosting and avoid surprise overage charges.

SAM Image Consolidator

SAM stores a separate image for every song. This tool keeps one image per album and assigns it to all songs on that album, with preview, backups, and restore.

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Playlist Generator

Scan your music folders and build rotation-smart playlists by length or song count. Preview artist and genre balance, then export for your playout software.

Loudness Calculator

Balance music, voice, and imaging so your stream sounds even from track to track. Check loudness targets before you go live or upload new audio.

Bandwidth Calculator

Calculate bandwidth for your internet radio stream from bitrate, concurrent listeners, and monthly broadcast hours. Results include TLH (total listener hours)—a metric many streaming hosts use when sizing plans or billing.

Bandwidth per Listener
Total Peak Bandwidth
Monthly TLH (total listener hours)

TLH is concurrent listeners × broadcast hours per month (peak-style estimate). Hosts may define or meter TLH differently—check your provider’s terms.

Loudness Calculator

Upload audio files for rough loudness and peak estimates. A daily limit applies.

Choose audio files

Your files

File	Loudness (estimate)	Peak (sample estimate)	Gain toward reference	Headroom

Click a row to use that file in the manual fields below (on the next screen).

Informal browser estimates only: not a certified BS.1770 meter and not oversampled True Peak. Numbers are ballpark. Reference presets are informal—stations and platforms set their own targets. Typical streaming loudness often falls roughly between -23 and -14 LUFS depending on outlet and genre. For delivery specs, network QC, or legal requirements, rely on your DAW, encoder, or calibrated metering.

Suggested gain change
Reference loudness
Headroom vs -1 dB ceiling
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