Yes, MediaCP is suitable for large stations or multiple setups. It offers scalability, allowing broadcasters to manage multiple stations or handle increased traffic. With features like server clustering and load balancing, MediaCP ensures optimal performance and reliability, making it an ideal choice for growing radio stations or networks with complex broadcasting needs.

To upload playlists to MediaCP:

1. Log in to your MediaCP dashboard.
2. Navigate to the Auto DJ section or the specific station you want to manage.
3. Look for the "Playlists" or "Media Library" option.
4. Click on it to access the playlist management interface.
5. Look for an option to "Upload Playlist" or "Add Playlist."
6. Click on this option and select the playlist file from your computer.
7. Once uploaded, you may need to configure settings such as scheduling or playback order.
8. Save your changes, and the playlist will be added to your MediaCP account for Auto DJ or manual playback.

The main differences between a dedicated server with MediaCP and a shared server with MediaCP are:

1. Resources:

   • Dedicated Server: You have exclusive access to all resources (CPU, RAM, storage) of the server, ensuring high performance and reliability.
   • Shared Server: Resources are shared among multiple users, which can lead to performance fluctuations depending on server load and usage by other users.

2. Customization:

   • Dedicated Server: You have full control over server configuration, allowing customization based on your specific needs.
   • Shared Server: Customization options may be limited as the server settings are shared among multiple users.

3. Performance:

   • Dedicated Server: Offers consistent and predictable performance since resources are dedicated solely to your use.
   • Shared Server: Performance may vary depending on the activity of other users on the server.

4. Security:

   • Dedicated Server: Provides higher security as you have exclusive access to the server environment, reducing the risk of security breaches caused by other users.
   • Shared Server: Security may be a concern as the actions of other users on the server can impact the overall security posture.

5. Cost:

   • Dedicated Server: Typically more expensive due to the exclusive access to resources and higher level of control.
   • Shared Server: Generally more cost-effective as the resources are shared among multiple users, leading to lower monthly fees.