Second Life stream rentals

Shock Streams

Keep your sets live, your venue moving, and your audience connected with stream rentals built for Second Life nightlife.

Powered by CentovaCast

A real control panel behind every stream.

Shock Streams uses CentovaCast so DJs and venue owners get a proven place to view stream status, connection details, listener activity, and AutoDJ tools on supported plans.

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Account Overview

Stream status, usage, and account details at a glance.

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Live Statistics

Listener activity and reporting tools for tracking your audience.

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Statistics Report

Reports and charts help you understand stream activity over time.

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Media Library

AutoDJ media organization for supported stream plans.

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DJ Management

Access controls for managing DJs and stream permissions.

Stream options

Pick the setup that fits your venue.

Whether it is a packed dance floor, a live set, or a weekend festival, Shock Streams helps keep the music moving across Second Life.

Regular plans

Built for live DJs, hosts, and performers.

Compare listener limits, bitrate options, rental lengths, and available checkout choices on the full stream plans page.

AutoDJ plans

Keep the music running between live sets.

AutoDJ-ready plans are built for venues, lounges, and events that need continuous music before, between, or after live DJs.

How it works

Your stream starts in-world.

Pick the stream that fits your night, pay in L$, and receive your details by private message.

01

Visit the store

Touch a Shock Streams terminal in Second Life.

02

Choose your stream

Start a new rental, renew an existing stream, or request your stream info.

03

Pay in L$

The terminal shows the exact amount before you pay.

04

Go live

Your stream details or renewal confirmation arrive by private IM.

Support

Need help with a stream?

Visit the main store or contact Shock Streams support. Include your Second Life legacy name and Service ID if you have one.