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I am trying to use ices with jack support but I can't seem to get that working here yet. With jack, you can also use it for streaming. Here is a link to the (unofficial) rivendell wiki: Rivendell now has jack support (I am using it) and I beleive the latest has direct alsa support so that simple setups can avoid the need for jack. Maybe you can be gracious and shrewd at the same time. So, Salem is doing a gracious thing - but also one that helps itself as well in the long run. It also improves the hit ratio on ad plays. Why is Salem smar to open this kind of system? Because it gives opportunity for volunteer-ladden community religious-format stations (and others, of course) to modernize thus keeping a market segment alive without rasing Salem's media-buy costs (we had to raise our rates to justify the automation cost) and automation helps Salem deliver its products to the ultimate consummers (listeners) with a minimum of interruption from error-prone analog programming. We did save money in the long run, but barely enough to offset the automation costs. We couldn't afford the best the solution we picked needed much hand-holding from the company - paid for consulting of course - and none of it was open for an erstwhile developer to tweak.

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While we tried to stay as cheap as possible, the solution we went with costs tens of thousands of dollars, ran on Windows NT and had a myriad of problems. To reduce cost we spent money on automation equipment. Radio spots were hit from a printed log sheet (from a 1985 traffic program) did I say hit? They were missed quite often.

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Analog recording equipment captured Salem satellite feeds and required manual intervention. In fact, the station I took over still used turn-tables (as well as CDs) and carts.old carts. But what I saw was the state of many 2nd-tier stations Salem has in its network the mid-market religious station which had not come up to automation standards of even public radio stations (hard to believe). In the late ninties I returned, briefly, to religious format radio as a program/production director (long story). This action restores much of my confidence in the good people at Salem, for it is not the actions of a ruthless business to share the fruit of one's labor with others. I worked for Salem in the 80's at a popular US religious format station (Christian Rock, actually), and unfortunately one reason I got out of the Christian Radio scene was due to a meeting with a Salem corporate representative who told us he left his faith at home when he went to work. Very cool of Salem and great for low budget radio production - actually, besides a few programs all radio production is low budget! - and even cooler that they're sharing their wares (note the 's'). Posted 15:56 UTC (Wed) by rjamestaylor (guest, #339) Prove to be very useful for a wide range of radio broadcasters. In all, Rivendell looks to be a nicely designed system that could Shows many of the capabilities of the various system tools. Screen Shot Gallery is worth looking over, it Support for the JACK Audio Connection Kit

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Rivendell currently works under SuSE Linux Professional 8.1, and Integrated program log editing system with support for multiple automation logs.Works with analog and AES3 (digital) audio streams.Support for PCM16 and MPEG Layer 2 audio file formats.Support for external broadcast switching and satellite receiver hardware.Built-in control for approved audio devices.FreeDB support for deriving CD track information.A Cut Marker Editor for adding segues, timers, and transition features.Support for cart-style (short segment) programming.

A playback system for both live-assist and walk-away operation.

Completely GUI-controlled configuration.

Support for (optional) touch screen input.

Designed for efficient on-the-air use by professional broadcasters.

RDCatch - an automatic recorder for incoming audio feeds.

RDAirPlay - a live audio playback application.

RDLibrary - a tool for maintaining an audio content library.

RDLogEdit - a tool for editing program logs.

RDAdmin - a tool for system configuration and management.

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The software looks like it would also be a good fit forД¬ommunity broadcast stations that operate with limited funds.Д¬urrently, Rivendell consists of the following tools: With a primary focus on development of Linux-based Open Source systems, these applications are designed to be accessible and useful to the entire Christian Broadcasting community.' ' This group is responsible for development of new systems and applications. With facilities for the acquisition, management, scheduling and Rivendell aims to be a complete radio broadcast automation solution,