Audio HLS Stream Generator

Convert audio files to HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) format with multiple quality variants for adaptive audio streaming

How It Works

1

Upload Your Audio File

Select an audio file from your device. Supports all major audio formats including MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, and more.

2

Configure Audio Streaming Settings

Choose audio quality variants (32k to 320k bitrate), segment duration, and codec preferences. Perfect for podcasts, radio, and music streaming.

3

Download HLS Audio Package

Get a complete ZIP package with master playlist, quality-specific playlists, and audio segments ready for adaptive streaming deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HLS audio streaming?

HLS audio streaming delivers audio content in small segments with multiple quality variants, allowing automatic bitrate adaptation based on the listener's connection speed. It's ideal for podcasts, radio stations, and music streaming.

What audio quality variants are generated?

Our generator creates multiple audio streams with bitrates ranging from 32kbps (low bandwidth) to 320kbps (high quality). Common variants include 32k, 64k, 128k, 192k, and 320k bitrates.

Which audio codecs are supported?

We support both AAC and MP3 codecs for output. AAC provides better compression efficiency and is preferred for streaming, while MP3 offers broader compatibility with older devices.

How do I deploy the generated HLS audio?

Upload the ZIP contents to your web server or CDN. Use the master playlist (.m3u8) as the source in HLS-compatible audio players or HTML5 audio elements with HLS.js.

Is this suitable for live audio streaming?

This tool creates HLS packages for on-demand audio streaming. For live audio streaming, you'll need a live encoding solution that generates HLS segments in real-time.

What's the maximum audio file size?

The maximum input file size is 500MB, which can handle several hours of high-quality audio content. Processing time varies based on audio length and quality settings.

Are my audio files uploaded anywhere?

No, all processing happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your audio files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy for your content.