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title: "Provisioning Request"
slug: "provisioning-request"
updated: 2025-07-10T19:01:13Z
published: 2025-07-10T19:01:13Z
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.tritondigital.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Provisioning Request

For Triton Digital’s production platform, the provisioning API’s URL is:

`http://playerservices.streamtheworld.com/api/livestream?version=<version>&(mount=<mount-name>|station=<station-name>)[&lang=<lang>][&transports=<transport1>[,<transportN…>]]`

The URL must be called via the**GET**method, and the parameters below are accepted as part of the query string (parameter names are case-sensitive).

**Provisioning request parameters**

| **Name** | **Value** | **Required** | **Comment** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **version** | The Player Provisioning API’s version (current version is**1.9**) | Yes | The only currently supported versions are **1**, **1.1**, **1.2**, **1.3**, **1.4**, **1.5**, **1.6**, **1.7**, **1.8** and**1.9**. The version number is bumped when the API has major changes, in order to maintain backward compatibility. The returned XML’s format changes according to the version number passed in by the player. **This document only describes version 1.9.** |
| **mount** | The mount’s name (e.g. WXYZFM). | One of**mount**or**station** | Triton Digital provides the mount name when a new mount is configured. The value is case-sensitive. |
| **station** | The station’s name (e.g., WXYZ) | One of**mount**or**station** | Triton Digital provides the station name when a new mount is configured. The value is case-sensitive. If a **station name** is used instead of a **mount name**, all of the station's mounts will be returned. |
| **~~transports~~** | ~~The desired transports as a comma-separated list.~~ ~~Valid values:~~ - **~~http~~** - **~~shoutcast~~** - **~~hls~~** | ~~No~~ | ~~If not present, the transports default to~~**~~http, shoutcast, hls~~**~~.~~ **The**`transports`**setting has been deprecated.** |

## **Player Services Regional Endpoints**

> [!NOTE]
> The player services always returns the **global endpoint** by default. However, you can choose to override the global endpoint value and use a regional endpoint instead. For more information, see [Global and Regional CMOD Endpoints](/user/docs/global-and-regional-cmod-endpoints).

There are three available**playerservices**endpoints for global geographic regions. For best results (quicker listener connection, etc.) use the one that is closest to the location of most of your listeners. (*Note that the examples in this article all use the***playerservices***endpoint*.)

| **Endpoint** | **Region** |
| --- | --- |
| **playerservices** | North America, South America. |
| **ap-playerservices** | Asia-Pacific. |
| **eu-playerservices** | Europe, Africa. |