| Name : idjc
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| Version : 0.6.2b
| Vendor : (none)
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| Release : 0.jacklab.1
| Date : 2006-06-26 19:02:41
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| Group : Productivity/Multimedia/Sound/Mixers
| Source RPM : idjc-0.6.2b-0.jacklab.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 1.80 MB
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| Packager : Oliver Bengs < appleonkel_flashgrafik_de>
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| Summary : Internet DJ Console
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Description :
What is IDJC?
Internet DJ console is a free software application for people wanting
to make radio shows on the internet. It\'s been written with the home
hobbyist in mind.
What formats are available?
Internet DJ console supports live streaming in Ogg or MP3 formats to
Shoutcast and Icecast servers. It also has a record facility that
does both Ogg and MP3. Multiple bitrates are supported.
What are it\'s main features?
Two main media players. A jingles/interlude player (interlude fills
the background with music when you are not playing anything).
A basic crossfader. A stream shut-off timer (just in case you forget).
DJ Alarm (an alarm tone to alert you when the music is about to stop).
Mute buttons that enable you to preview the songs you might want to play
without affecting the stream/recording. The aux input facilitates
the connection of other JACK audio applications to IDJC. IDJC
outputs two audio streams. The second that appears on the rear
speaker terminals of the soundcard is intended for the listeners
and can be used for a truly live show. A VOIP feature allows the
taking of calls on and off-air (telephone icons). IDJC can announce
the tracks you are playing to IRC (internet relay chat) using the
X-Chat plugin (supplied)
Autor: Stephen Fairchild < onlymeokAATTnildram.co.uk>
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RPM found in directory: /packages/linux-pbone/ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/jacklab/SUSE-10.1/RPMS/i586 |
