Unfortunately this is a subjective matter. Quality and artifacts are going to be in any stream. A few possible reasons for lower then reasonable quality is. Poor source content encoding. Poor quality source encoder/player. Misconfigured encode settings.

If you are certain you have configured ...

According to our calculator at www.radiotoolbox.com/online_tools/bandwidth.php

You can safely serve: 116 listener(s).

well at that price I would be surprised if they are around for long. That is real cheap.

bad requests are normal to see, so that may have little to do with your problem.

A bad request can occur if someone makes a connection to your server yet sends no request. Which is fairly common.

1. Intro files are tracks that play on connection to the live stream. Common usages is to have gateway ad play before the listener gets the actual live content. Backup file plays in loop while a source is down, this keeps the listener connected if the encoder stops sending a signal for technical or ...

which platform are you using?

is there any particular reason you are using an input button as opposed to an anchor tag?

You can always just purchase a dedicated server or go with a colo facility to host it yourself.

I am sorry I will only be able to help you in English.

general log filtering is planned for a future release.

The tail log sends data to the connection in real time. Some web browsers may not be able to support such capabilities as they wait for html entities or the end of page before displaying. Check your preferences sheet for possible options to allow for this to work or contact the developers to find ...

This feature is dependent on many factors which relates to data throughput. This can be effected by steamcast itself as well as how the OS handles recv and send calls. At this time I cannot guarantee its accuracy.

it already has this capability

/listen.asx

You are still misunderstanding, I am not saying you have too many sources, I am saying you have too man SourceAuth defines for each mount. Please check that if you have 2 source definitions that you only have two SourceAuth definitions and that both are set to yes.

You have too many SourceAuth definitions for one.

Steamcast will only follow the last one which in all your mounts is Set to No.