Whether you are building a custom web interface, integrating a hardware GPIO bridge, or automating your studio via Python, understanding the TCP protocol is the key to a seamless broadcast. 1. Enabling the TCP Remote Interface
Before you can send commands, you must activate the "Server" side of mAirList. Open . Navigate to Remote Control > Add > Network (TCP) .
Set to 0.0.0.0 to listen on all network interfaces or 127.0.0.1 for local-only control. mairlist 7 remote control protocol tcp
The protocol uses a simple but consistent pattern: COMMAND PARAMETER1|PARAMETER2
One of the best parts of the mAirList 7 TCP protocol is that it isn't just a "one-way" street. You can configure the Remote Control to . Whether you are building a custom web interface,
This is where the protocol shines. Unlike many competitors that only accept commands, mAirList’s TCP protocol to the client.
However, the Mairlist 7 protocol also has some limitations: The protocol uses a simple but consistent pattern:
The protocol supports various data types, including: