RadioLogger

This is software that logs your broadcasts. Works as companion to RadioBOSS from the same publisher.

RadioLogger is a solution for recording and archiving your radio broadcasts. Maintaining and managing an archive of the recent broadcasts is a requirement in some situations. RadioLogger records your broadcasts continuously or at specified time periods using sophisticated sound compression technologies to produce very small files. The scheduling can be done by you easily. Going to such extents may be needed as proof of broadcasts of paid ads. With the archiving available, you`ll be able to establish the exact times and days the commissioned ads were broadcast. Besides advertising fulfillment, training new staff or re-purposing audio content is also possible with these records. When scheduled, the recording continues unattended. Older records are removed and the current records are compressed to save space. The software logs all archives made. The interface makes it very use to set up. RadioLogger`s low processing load makes sure the controlling machine has enough spare power. The software, when set to start up on Windows boot time, and working in the background on the system tray, makes it easy to work with the publisher`s broadcasting program that is known as the RadioBOSS.

The scheduling screen is very easy to set up. You simply block time grids on a calendar like interface. You then can click on the record button and the tool will continue to work as described. Just so you are sure the thing is working, there are two indicators that keep moving to indicate the transmitted level. The set up screen is elaborate and lets you set the logger for the exact configuration you need. This is pretty elaborate and would need you to be familiar and spend time in understanding the details. If you are a radio broadcaster, this can be a very useful tool for you!

RadioLogger is the number one solution for recording and archiving your radio broadcasts. Keeping an archive of the more recent broadcasts can come in useful in a number of situations. For example, if you need to prove to a company that the advertising tracks that they have commissioned are being played at the correct times and frequencies, a radio archive can provide this proof. The software does not take up much in the way of system resources either and it can be left running unattended for as long as you need it. Older records can automatically be deleted as well to save more space on your hard disk. Recording can be done directly from the playback device and compressed into the format which you specify. Compression is done on-the-fly in order to save system resources and use less disk space. The software also logs a complete history of all of the archives made. Easy to use and not requiring any significant learning curve, you can start using RadioLogger right away. To download a demo version, visit http://www.djsoft.net.