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KeithHamilton
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What is the best free DJ PC software? I have heard that OTS is good but I am looking for some decent shareware radio automation software.
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DJboutit2
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meisrc
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I will second this product. Its the best far automation ive found to date.
> http://www.zararadio.com/
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> http://www.zararadio.com/
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DaveyC
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Keith
Take a look at Winamp Radio Scheduler www.superposter.ro/wrs/news.html...It's pretty simple and integrates fully with Winamp and Shoutcast. I have been using this combination for over a year now and the only thing I found was to be sure you have a large playlist for Winamp, as ocassionally, you may experience a repeat of a song when using the Jingles feature in WRS along with one single Winamp playlist. I have over 2500 songs now in my playlist and have not experienced any repeats when running a jingle every 15 minutes. Another plus is you can keep all you audio in mp3 format unlike other software that may require you to convert mp3's to a proprietary playlist.
Dave C.
Take a look at Winamp Radio Scheduler www.superposter.ro/wrs/news.html...It's pretty simple and integrates fully with Winamp and Shoutcast. I have been using this combination for over a year now and the only thing I found was to be sure you have a large playlist for Winamp, as ocassionally, you may experience a repeat of a song when using the Jingles feature in WRS along with one single Winamp playlist. I have over 2500 songs now in my playlist and have not experienced any repeats when running a jingle every 15 minutes. Another plus is you can keep all you audio in mp3 format unlike other software that may require you to convert mp3's to a proprietary playlist.
Dave C.
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KeithHamilton
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Thanks!
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easthill
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I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many features that are only available in expensive automation systems.
> I will second this product. Its the best far automation ive
> found to date.
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> > http://www.zararadio.com/
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Frank
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> I will second this product. Its the best far automation ive
> found to date.
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> > http://www.zararadio.com/
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Frank
East Hill Radio
Moderator, Community Radio USA, Seattle</P>
> I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many
> features that are only available in expensive automation
> systems.
>
> > I will second this product. Its the best far automation
> ive
> > found to date.
> >
> > > http://www.zararadio.com/
> > >
> >
>
I get sooo freegin confused with Zararadio. That software created some weird files or something, and could not get it to do what I wanted it to do (rotate correctly, and play liners, as well as rotate every hour. I just gave up on that, gonna stick with DirEttore. My personal opinion is that that is the best I have used for free.<P ID="signature">______________
Moderator, Community Radio board</P>
> features that are only available in expensive automation
> systems.
>
> > I will second this product. Its the best far automation
> ive
> > found to date.
> >
> > > http://www.zararadio.com/
> > >
> >
>
I get sooo freegin confused with Zararadio. That software created some weird files or something, and could not get it to do what I wanted it to do (rotate correctly, and play liners, as well as rotate every hour. I just gave up on that, gonna stick with DirEttore. My personal opinion is that that is the best I have used for free.<P ID="signature">______________
Moderator, Community Radio board</P>
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carlvanorden
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How are Americans supposed to read Spanish though? n/m
> I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many> features that are only available in expensive automation> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its the best far automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > > http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >> <P ID="signature">______________
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> I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many> features that are only available in expensive automation> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its the best far automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > > http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >> <P ID="signature">______________
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carlvanorden
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Regarding this information...
> > I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many>> features that are only available in expensive automation>> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its the best far> automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > >> http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >>> I asked, below in a separate post about automation for dummies. What the answers, as good as they were didn't say was how to put the music on........I haven't a clue as to what a mp3 is.....so how do we dub our records/cd's to these programs?Is it done anymore?<P ID="signature">______________
[email protected], [email protected],[email protected]</P>
> > I would agree. This is an excellent package and has many>> features that are only available in expensive automation>> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its the best far> automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > >> http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >>> I asked, below in a separate post about automation for dummies. What the answers, as good as they were didn't say was how to put the music on........I haven't a clue as to what a mp3 is.....so how do we dub our records/cd's to these programs?Is it done anymore?<P ID="signature">______________
[email protected], [email protected],[email protected]</P>
Re: Regarding this information...
> > > I would agree. This is an excellent package and has
> many>> features that are only available in expensive
> automation>> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its
> the best far> automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > >>
> http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >>> I asked, below in a
> separate post about automation for dummies. What the
> answers, as good as they were didn't say was how to put the
> music on........I haven't a clue as to what a mp3 is.....so
> how do we dub our records/cd's to these programs?Is it done
> anymore?
>
Carl,
Good thing I took 4 years of Spanish in High School/College and lived in a Spanish country for a year... helped and now I'm fluent... anyway Zararadio is an excellent package, I use it exclusively only with Sound Solutions and basically got rid of all the other automation software!
As far as getting the records/tapes/cd's to mp3's, get Audacity (freeware) and record it as you would anything on your computer, you can make excellent professionally done work, in fact I edit the offending language off the music and replace it with non offending material and you cannot hear any clue what's been done, ie. radio-edit.
Try it... it's even as fun as broadcasting....
Radiopilot
> > > I would agree. This is an excellent package and has
> many>> features that are only available in expensive
> automation>> systems.> > > I will second this product. Its
> the best far> automation> ive> > found to date.> > > > >>
> http://www.zararadio.com/> > >> >>> I asked, below in a
> separate post about automation for dummies. What the
> answers, as good as they were didn't say was how to put the
> music on........I haven't a clue as to what a mp3 is.....so
> how do we dub our records/cd's to these programs?Is it done
> anymore?
>
Carl,
Good thing I took 4 years of Spanish in High School/College and lived in a Spanish country for a year... helped and now I'm fluent... anyway Zararadio is an excellent package, I use it exclusively only with Sound Solutions and basically got rid of all the other automation software!
As far as getting the records/tapes/cd's to mp3's, get Audacity (freeware) and record it as you would anything on your computer, you can make excellent professionally done work, in fact I edit the offending language off the music and replace it with non offending material and you cannot hear any clue what's been done, ie. radio-edit.
Try it... it's even as fun as broadcasting....
Radiopilot
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