The total number of tracks you can upload depends on your Live365 Broadcast package storage limit and the length of your audio files.

Assuming an average song length of 4 minutes and an encoding rate of 128 kbps, 50 GB of storage holds approximately 12,500 songs.

Package Storage & Estimated Track Capacity

Here is our calculated average number of tracks you can store per package, assuming 128 kbps audio and a 4-minute average track length:


Broadcast Package
Storage Limit
Approx. Song Capacity (4-min average)
Broadcast 1
50 GB
~12,500 songs
Broadcast 2
75 GB
~18,750 songs
Broadcast 3
15 0G

~37,500 songs

Broadcast 4
300 GB

~75,000 songs

Broadcast 5 
750 GB
~187,500 songs


How We Calculated These Averages

As a rule of thumb, 1 MB (Megabyte) of disk space equals roughly 1 minute of music encoded at 128 kbps. This equates to a 50 GB library holding about 50,000 total minutes of audio.

Track counts naturally vary depending on your station's format and genre:

  • Shorter Tracks (Punk, Commercial Bumpers): Tracks averaging 1 to 3 minutes will allow you to store significantly more files than the estimated average.
  • Longer Tracks (Talk Shows, Ambient, Jazz, Trance): Tracks averaging 12 to 20 minutes take up more space per file, reducing your total track count accordingly.

⚙️ Technical Encoding Requirements Before uploading, make sure your audio files meet Live365's technical requirements:

  • File Formats: .mp3 or .m4a
  • Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
  • Bitrate Mode: Constant Bitrate (CBR) (do not use VBR)
  • Channel Mode: Joint Stereo

For a deep dive into audio preparation, read our guide: What audio file formats does Live365 support?

Need Help?

If you have further questions, please contact our Support team at help@live365.com or open a ticket with us here.