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I really like zara radio dj program but

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Hi to all I run a internet radio www.woga-radio.com Licensed with SWcast.I am using winamp to get to server.using winamp playlist the next play list will get to shoutcast .But I would like to use zara radio to play my music but the next play list will not go to shoutcast server.Does anyone know how to get the next play list from zara radio to go into winamp list.I do know zara has the next play list to feed out the com port.please help my SWcast license requires that the next play list be seen by the listeners.I wish we did not have that requirement.thank you for any help Bobby woga southern gospel email [email protected]
 
I've been hearing quite a bit about Zara lately and it sounds like it's pretty decent for free. However, I too have recently heard about the fact it doesn't output data to allow streaming radio to stay compliant with DMCA rules.

I run an oldies webstream, CapitalRadio.us. I use Live365 for streaming and they are quite strict about being DMCA complaint. I use a package called StationPlaylist, which is amazingly flexible. It's cheaper than most radio station automation systems (less than $400) and it does amazing things. I would recommend it for any webstream.
 
Bill DeFelice said:
I've been hearing quite a bit about Zara lately and it sounds like it's pretty decent for free. However, I too have recently heard about the fact it doesn't output data to allow streaming radio to stay compliant with DMCA rules.

I run an oldies webstream, CapitalRadio.us. I use Live365 for streaming and they are quite strict about being DMCA complaint. I use a package called StationPlaylist, which is amazingly flexible. It's cheaper than most radio station automation systems (less than $400) and it does amazing things. I would recommend it for any webstream.
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I hate it when I catch typos after the fact! That should have been DMCA compliant
 
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