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This article explains each setting that can be altered under Stream Configuration in you Revma Station. Stream Configuration can be found in Settings>Advanced.
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A user can alter the bit rate in which the stream is playedencoded. The higher the bit rate, the better the audio quality and, accordingly, the higher the network requirements on the listeners' side. The bit rate is represented in bps and by default it is set to 128000 (128 kbps).
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Adjustments made in stream history define the total amount of time that is kept in server buffer and also determines how long a user can be away from the live source. The minimum amount it can be set on is 30 seconds and the maximum 600 seconds.
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The metadata delay setting defines how much delay there will be, by the time a metadata update request takes place until the time it's actually injected in the stream. Used to sync encoder and gateway in case of network lags.
Serve over HTTPS
The serve over HTTPS feature, allows your station’s stream to be served as a secure url. By default, it is set to active, as many modern browsers and players have this requirement.