I do web radio with a media server itself that's "static", but with no actual "website" needed at all. Regardless of whether any website which plays the stream

I do web radio with a media server itself that's "static", but with no actual "website" needed at all. Regardless of whether any website which plays the stream for listeners would be static or not, that's not part of my equation. No website necessary. Nor a browser to access the stream whatsoever. It's a radio station, at the same place on your dial every time. It'll play in a mere media player that can access a web stream. And there's no reason to have a dial or do any channel changing if there's only one channel. Once the media streaming app is doing its thing and music is emanating from it in digital form, then you can choose to present the stream to others if you want from a "static" website or otherwise, you may not want them to link directly to your raw stream using their own player anyway. But I've got to be able to serve the same stream in all kinds of ways before deciding on the preferred webpage code for the particular situation.