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Station Settings

Your station’s information is configured in EnaCast Studio, the management panel at studio.enacast.com: in the sidebar, under Settings, open Settings. The page is organised in cards, and each card is saved separately with its own Save Changes button. This data is displayed on the public website, in RSS feeds and in embedded players.

In the Radio Information card:

  • Radio Name: the name displayed in the website header, feeds and players
  • Language: the station’s main language
  • Time Zone: the reference time zone for programming schedules and recording
  • Primary Color and Dark Theme: your station’s identity colour and whether its website uses the dark theme by default
  • Address: the station’s physical address (optional)

The Radio Logo card holds two logos. For each one, click Select File and then Upload Logo (5 MB maximum):

  • Radio Logo: used in the website header, RSS feeds and as the default image for programs without their own image. PNG format with a transparent background is recommended, 512x512 pixels or larger
  • Square Logo: square version of the logo, used where a square format is needed (e.g. mobile). JPG with a solid background colour is recommended

In the Out of Schedule card you configure what is displayed when no program is on air:

  • Title: the text shown in the player when there is no program (60 characters maximum)
  • Description: supplementary text

The card’s Preview shows how it will look.

In the Contact Information card:

FieldDescription
Alert EmailAddress where EnaCast sends system alerts and notifications
Public Contact EmailAddress visible to listeners on the website (supports multiple addresses separated by commas)
Phone NumberStation phone number
WhatsApp NumberWhatsApp number with international prefix, without spaces or dashes (e.g., 34600200300)
WebsiteYour station’s main website, if it is separate from EnaCast, so it appears as a link

In the Social Media & Contact card you can link your station’s profiles on the main social networks. Enter the full URL of the profile in each case:

Social NetworkExample
Twitter / Xhttps://twitter.com/yourstation
Facebookhttps://facebook.com/yourstation
YouTubehttps://youtube.com/@yourstation
Instagramhttps://instagram.com/yourstation
TikTokhttps://tiktok.com/@yourstation
LinkedInhttps://linkedin.com/company/yourstation
Telegramhttps://t.me/yourstation
Threadshttps://www.threads.com/@yourstation

Social media icons will appear on your station’s public website whenever a URL is configured. The same card repeats Contact Email and WhatsApp: they are the same details as in Contact Information.

EnaCast includes a built-in analytics system that automatically tracks website visits, episode plays and live stream listens, with no configuration needed. You can view them in the sidebar, under Analytics: Statistics (see the statistics guide) and Web Analytics.

  • Custom domain: in the Custom Domain card you configure your own domain so your EnaCast website is served from your domain (see the custom domains guide)
  • Website look: the themes and styles of the public website (colours, cover position, dark theme and custom CSS) live on another page, Frontend Config, under Settings in the sidebar (see the website customisation guide)

Two station-wide switches in the Modules & Preferences card:

  • Episode Downloads: when off, no download button is shown on the public site or the WordPress plugin and the download links stop working. Podcast apps can still fetch audio through RSS.
  • Podcast RSS Feeds: when off, no program RSS feed is generated and the subscribe buttons (RSS, Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts) disappear from the public site and the WordPress plugin. The Spotify link stays because it is a stored address, but Spotify stops receiving new episodes without the feed.

Each program also has its own toggles on its form (see registering a programme): a program only allows downloads or publishes RSS when both the station and the program have it on. Changes show on the public site usually within a minute.

In the Radio Information card, under Notifications, you choose who receives notifications when there are streaming issues:

  • Alerts to EnaCast administrators: the EnaCast team will receive alerts about streaming errors
  • Alerts to radio contacts: your station contacts will receive alerts about streaming errors

The same page has more cards, explained in their own guides:

  • Holidays and Public Holidays: the days nothing is recorded (see holidays)
  • Sound Archive: see sound archive
  • Fill in all fields for basic information: this improves how your station is presented on the web and in podcast directories
  • Use high-resolution logos: even though they are displayed at small sizes, having good source resolution improves quality across all platforms
  • Keep social media links up to date: if you change profiles or social networks, update the URLs so listeners can find you

If you have any questions, contact technical support at support@enacast.com