- Table of content
- 1.1 Different packages for different use
- 1.2 LiveSupport Studio: inside the broadcast studio
- 1.3 LiveSupport Station: scheduling radio programs
- 1.4 LiveSupport Office: the full office package
- 1.5 Advanced Setup: LS Studio, LS Station, LS Office
- 1.6 Credits
- 1.7 Copyright
LiveSupport is the first free and open radio management software, providing live studio broadcast capabilities as well as the remote automation in one integrated system. The scalability of LiveSupport allows implementation in a number of use scenarios, ranging from an unmanned broadcast unit accessed from remote through the Internet to a local network of LiveSupport machines inside a radio station handling live broadcasts and delivering program automation by accessing a central audio storage system. LiveSupport is capable of combining local audio files and remote web streams, supporting the widely used MP3 format and the open equivalent OGG Vorbis.
As in all Campware products, multilinguality is a central feature in LiveSupport: virtually everything in the user interface can be translated into any language using Unicode. Multilinguality is implemented in all levels of the user interface as well as for the metadata for audio files in the storage system.
LiveSupport has been designed for a Linux environment. However, the developers have built it on top of standardized, cross-platform classes. Such architecture allows porting of LiveSupport to different operating systems in the future. The LiveSupport installer CD comes with a complete Linux distribution and has been designed to ease the installation process by offering different installation flavors catering different use scenarios.
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