• The station's recordings are on the API. GET /archive/recordings lists them, newest first, each with an audio URL a player can stream from without a token for twelve hours. GET /archive/recordings/{id}/audio answers a byte range at a time so a player can seek through an hour, or the whole file as a named download with ?download=true. DELETE /archive/recordings/{id} removes a finished one and refuses one still being recorded. The storage report counts the archive as a store of its own, archive.
• The station can record what it airs. Record what airs (Settings, Stream) keeps an MP3 of every live show, or of everything on air in hourly files, while the station is on the air. The recordings land in /data/streamarchive, which Unraid's template can now point at other storage through its new Archive field. Saving the setting restarts the audio engine.
• Check-up → Recordings lists what the station has recorded of what it aired, by day: live shows by name, and hours of the programme. Play one in place and skip anywhere in it, download the MP3 named after the show, or delete it with a second press. The one being recorded now says so. When the archive is off, the page says where to switch it on.
• The station's audio engine can now keep an archive of what it airs: one MP3 per live show, and optionally hourly files of the station's own programme, written only while the station is actually on the air. Nothing switches it on yet, so the station behaves exactly as before. The setting comes later.
• Recordings in the station's archive are swept nightly once they ended more than Keep recordings for (days) ago (Settings → Stream, two weeks by default, zero keeps every one). Nothing records yet, so there is nothing to sweep until the archive can be switched on.