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Update: SAM Broadcaster 4.9.4
Use SHORTCUTS to run multiple instances of the software. Use SHORTCUTS to to shutdown all the instances. Added PAL method Queue.Refresh Added PAL method TPlayer.FadeToNextCustom(fadeLevel, duration) Added PAL method TPlayer.FadeToVolume(volumeLevel, duration) Double-play issue is now completely fixed Some of these updates also applies to SAM Cast 3.4.0 How to start multiple instances of SAM Broadcaster […]
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College Media Convention Round-Up
It seems everyone we met at the National College Media Convention in Orlando had astute observations to offer up about the state of college radio. We were eager to share the wisdom with you, so we took our video camera and just kept rolling. Watch more NCMC videos here and here. Featured in this video […]
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U.S. Royalties, Made Easy
During the ever informative National College Media Convention, many university broadcasters were eager to learn the basics of music royalties for a U.S.-based listenership. Thankfully, the folks at CBI had the foresight to invite Sound Exchange‘s Manager of Licensing & Enforcement, Travis Ploeger, who cheerfully answered students’ questions at the event. In between Q&As, Ploeger […]
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Radio Automation Helps College Radio Go Pro
There was no shortage of insightful people at this year’s National College Media Convention in Orlando, Florida. But Al Reynolds caught our attention when he hosted a round table on radio automation during the conferences organized by College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI). In his role as WIKD‘s Assistant Engineer, it’s his job to make sure programming […]
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Rookery Radio Wins the Spacial-CBI Contest
Left to right: Jean-Philippe Desormiers (Spacial), logo designer Adam Rogers (Rookery Radio), Dr. Adam Earnheardt (Rookery Radio), Josh Stipanovich (Rookery Radio) and Olivia Collette (Spacial). As some of you might know, we attended the National College Media Convention in Orlando last week. The experience was eye-opening. We met so many interesting people, we were introduced […]
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