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4.7.2 Add Audio: Webstream
This option allows you to make the LiveSupport
server aware of webstreams that you intend to use in your playlists. To do so,
choose Add Audio - Stream. You will see the New Webstream palette containing:
- The Title field, where you enter
name of the stream for easier identification in the ScratchPad
- The Stream URL field, where you
enter web address of the stream
- The Length settings for your
stream, where you specify the length of the webstream. If you want the
selected stream to go live in the program, the length values should be set
to zero.
- The Cancel button, which cancels
the operation and exits the palette
- The Test button, which gives you
the preview of the stream in your player, so you can confirm if the stream
is OK
- The Submit button, which you need
to click to add the webstream
The click on the Submit button takes you to
the to the Edit Webstream palette. Similarly to the Edit Audio Clip, the
palette opens with Main tab active, which stores the basic metadata for any
webstream:
- The Language pulldown lets you
select the language in which you want to create metadata. (The default
language is English)
- Title lets
you specify the title of the webstream
- Creator
lets you specify the author of the webstream
- Genre lets
you specify the genre of the webstream
- File format (automatically detected and cannot be altered)
- Length
(automatically detected and cannot be altered)
- The Music tab allows you to view
and add additonal metadata that is relevant for music webstreams. (The LiveSupport
administrator can customize this screen to contain only the metadata your
station uses and needs.
- The Talk tab lets you specify
metadata specific for mainly voice webstreams (e.g. news reports, talk
shows, etc.)
- If you make a mess in the metadata
editing process, you can resort to the trusty Reset button at the
bottom of the palette. A click on it will reset all the metadata fields
you have edited.
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4.7.1 Add Audioclip