Internet radio broadcast software generator#
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Internet radio broadcast software software#
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Internet radio broadcast software software#

It doesnвЂ™t seem like thereвЂ™s as much open source software for AES67, which I hope will change as the standard become more widely adopted. Need a simple Studio Delegation Switcher? I built one of those.

Internet radio broadcast software free#

What happens if you have a whole heap of free time on your hands, and want to create your own routing control system? You can with the Python Livewire Routing Protocol Client.

Want to convert Livewire Stream Numbers to Multicast Addresses, and vice-versa? ThereвЂ™s a Python module for that.

How about LUFS Loudness Metering for Livewire.Want to play a Livewire stream on Linux? Kylophone will fulfil all your desires with xPlayВ (a Linux version of iPlay).Want to send a Livewire stream directly to Icecast? Check out Neil BethamвЂ™s Livewire Streamer.Need to interface Node.JS with Pathfinder? Naxxfish has you covered.ThereвЂ™s a surprising amount of tools on GitHub for Livewire. This application allows you to send phone calls based on alarm conditions (you need to trigger it via PiraвЂ™s Silence Detector, or Pathfinder вЂ“ neither of which are open source). If you want to trigger automatic phone calls, try my Twilio Caller. If you have Livewire, you can WMFOвЂ™s Livewire Silence DetectorВ to detect when youвЂ™re off-air.

Internet radio broadcast software code#

Alas, I have reception issues at my house вЂ“ so the code lies dormant for now. Only want to decode RDS and store everything in a database? IвЂ™ve written a little Python script to decode the RDS from the Pira FM Analyser.

Internet radio broadcast software generator#

The PWM generator on the Pi is capable of outputting FM signals, so four people have worked on an FM transmitter with in-built RDS. Want to transmit a FM station from a RaspberryPi with RDS? Of course you do! Try the aptly named PiFmRds. James Harrison has been building OpenOB вЂ“ software to replace the traditional hardware IP codecs used at Outside Broadcasts and Remote Broadcasts. It supports multiple stations and even gets Album Art from the iTunes Store! Audio over IP

Internet radio broadcast software pro#

Try Swift Radio Pro вЂ“ a template radio app thatвЂ™s ready to configure and release. Need an iOS app for your radio station? GitHub has got you covered. ThereвЂ™s actually a tonne of SDR projects on GitHub вЂ“ check them out. Welle is just one of many Software Defined Radio packages, designed to receive and decode DAB+ signals. What if you donвЂ™t have the licence to transmit DAB+? Well, you can receive it with open source software too. Who needs racks of proprietary equipment (well, servers with various cards in them) when you can encode DAB+ end-to-end with open source software?! Enter Open Digital Radio вЂ“ developers of open source software to Encode, create PAD, Mux, and Modulate. The people who created Icecast are also advocates of open source codecs such as Opus. The projectвЂ™s been shut down several times, and revived, and shut down again. Stream EncodingД«ack in the good olвЂ™ days, everyone used EdCast as a stream encoder. ItвЂ™s a web-based radio management system that allows you to create and stream auto-generated music playlists. Forks can still be merged back, and arenвЂ™t always a bad thing.ДЄzuraCast is a similar system to AirTime. Generally, it needs to maintain the licence of the original project (and stay open source). This is basically a copy they can do their own thing with. Sidenote: WhatвЂ™s a fork? When the community gets dissatisfied with the direction of the project, they can create a fork. AirTimeВ (and itвЂ™s fork LibreTime) are designed as web-based automation systems primarily Internet radio stations. ThereвЂ™s also some other options for a more internet-centric stations.

Rivendell has been around for a long time, and thereвЂ™s a lot of people who use it. Like many systems, itвЂ™s designed to handle theВ acquisition, management, scheduling and playout of audio content. Rivendell is a Linux-based automation system. ThereвЂ™s a few free ones, plenty of expensive commercial system, but not many Open Source Radio Playout Systems. Pretty much every radio station these days has a computerised playout system. SaschaludwigвЂ™s OnAirScreen is similar, but it a bit more configurable and allows you to control it via UDP commands. Because itвЂ™s open source, IвЂ™ve created a version which receives GPIO from Livewire. It uses the GPIO on the Raspberry Pi to trigger four indicator lights. PirsClock is the first one I came across, and IвЂ™ve played around with it a bit. Why buy a clock and on-air light, when you can use a $50 RaspberryPi and a cheap TV? There are currently two projects to fill this void. Every radio studio needs a good heads-up display.