Where can you publish audio playlists?

AudioIgniter Pro is the paid edition of AudioIgniter Music Player. Use it to publish playlists in WordPress posts, pages, and custom post types for music libraries, podcasts, radio shows, or other streamed audio. It supports unlimited playlists and tracks, responsive layouts, Elementor, Visual Composer, and the Gutenberg Block Editor.

Audio and radio services listed for the add-on include Acast, Amazon S3, Anchor, Art19, AudioBoom, Castbox, Captivate, Icecast, Podbean, Radiojar, Shoutcast, Speaker, Stitcher, and Libsyn.

How can you organize tracks?

Create playlists with WordPress media uploads. Bulk upload multiple audio files, rearrange tracks after uploading, and automatically extract ID3 tags from MP3 files. An internal taxonomy supports audio archiving.

Add lyrics, a custom Buy track URL, and a custom download URL to an individual track. The download URL can sync automatically with the audio URL. A standalone shortcode shows a single track without a playlist; widgets and shortcodes provide other placement options.

Which playback settings can you change?

Set track skipping to an adjustable number of seconds, choose playback at 1x, 1.5x, or 2x, shuffle tracks, or select a starting track. You can repeat an individual track, stop each track after playback, add a customizable delay between tracks, or use countdown mode for the default track timer.

When a page has multiple players, AudioIgniter Pro can stop tracks in other players. A fixed-position player supports continuous play when the active theme enables it. The player remembers the last played track and position. Choose Full or Simple mode; Simple mode suits uses such as podcasts.

What can each player show?

Configure track listings, track numbers, covers, active-track covers, artist names, listing height, repeat behavior, and maximum player width. Customize colors through the Customizer, or use the Gutenberg custom block to set colors for each player. Streaming service button links can also appear in the player.

How do you add a playlist and review its use?

Install and activate AudioIgniter Pro, then make playlists using WordPress media uploads. Add a playlist with a shortcode, widget, or Gutenberg custom block, and configure its playback, display, links, and colors. Per-playlist and per-track analytics help you review audio performance.

Support is provided for both the free and Pro versions. The product information states an average response time of 24 hours.