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Discord integration · radio streaming
24/7 radio bot for Discord
Your own radio station plays in a Discord voice channel around the clock. Nothing to upload, no playlist to keep an eye on — the bot puts your broadcast on air, and the whole channel hears it together.
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Three steps
From station to voice channel
The bot keeps no station list of its own. It plays whatever broadcast you point it at, so setup is the same on your first server and your fiftieth.
Copy the UUID
It sits in your stream settings. That broadcast UUID is the only thing the bot needs.
Run /play
Join a voice channel, run the command with your UUID, and the station starts.
Why it works
Radio, not a music bot
Music bots queue tracks and fall silent when the queue runs out. A station does not run out.
Always on air
Your schedule plays around the clock. Nobody queues the next track or restarts anything after a quiet night.
Everyone hears the same moment
The stream is decoded once and relayed to the channel, so the room stays in sync instead of drifting apart across thirty browsers.
It follows your broadcast
The bot looks up which region is serving your station and connects there. If the broadcast moves, the bot moves with it.
One station, many servers
Adding another server costs your station nothing: the same broadcast feeds all of them at once.
Commands
Everything the bot does
Slash commands, available to everyone on the server.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| /play <uuid> | Play a broadcast in your current voice channel |
| /now | Show the station and the track playing right now |
| /stop | Stop playback on this server |
| /status | Show what the bot is currently playing |
| /connect | Link your Tunio account with a public API key |
| /ask <question> | Ask Tunio AI, or manage your account from chat once connected |
FAQ
Questions about the integration
Do listeners need a Tunio account?
No. Anyone who can join the voice channel can listen. Only the person setting the bot up needs a station.
Where do I find the broadcast UUID?
In your stream settings in the Tunio dashboard. It is the same UUID the public API uses.
Can one station play on several servers at once?
Yes, and it costs the station nothing extra — the same broadcast feeds every server connected to it.
What audio quality does the channel get?
Opus at 48 kHz stereo, the format Discord relays to listeners, so nothing is re-encoded on the way in.
What permissions does the bot need?
View Channel, Connect and Speak on the voice channel you want it in. Nothing beyond that.
Questions about the integration?
Tell us what you are building and we will help you wire it up.
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