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Zara3.jpg 59.33 KiB Viewed 12911 times - To get the tags into Edcast you make an empty txt file with notepad, name it CurrentSong.txt and save it in C: (of course you can choose any directory you want to put it in, but it must be the same as you used in ZaraRadio and Edcast. When you use an old version of ZaraRadio you can't choose, and you have to put it in the ZaraRadio directory. In Edcast you have to use this link to the file: C:Program FilesZaraSoftZaraRadioCurrentSong.txtMake your soundcard use Stereomix:With Windows XP: here is a video whitch explains how to configure:With Vista and Windows 7: right-click the speaker icon at the bottom-right of your desktop and open 'Recording Devices'. You will see your Microphone and Stereo Mix. If you don't see that, right-click mouse, and checkmark 'Show Disconnected Devices'. Choose Stereo Mix as standard device.

1. Edcast Standalone Version Free

Edcast Standalone Version Free

Zara4.jpg 33.19 KiB Viewed 12911 times Install and configure Edcast.After installing Edcast, take a look in the Edcast folder to be sure the lameenc.dll is in it. If not, you can put it in the folder yourself. This is important because you need it to configure Edcast with setting encoder on MP3 Lame. When done, start Edcast.

In the Edcast window you will see 2 buttons: Edit and Add Encoder.Be sure to put the lameenc.dll in the folder where Edcast is installed. And be sure by installing Edcast you check the Lame MP3 option.

Sam Broadcaster is a radio automation software developed specifically for radio stations. It has a quality streaming DSP encoder that will allow you to connect to SHOUTcast v1/v2 or Icecast. This software can organize large music libraries quickly into multiple categories, import information from tags and automatically look up track information via Amazon.com.The built in audio features like cross-fade detection, gap killer, volume normalization and 5-band compressor and limiter will make your radio station sound professional.Requires a certain learning curve. Steep price in comparison to some free alternatives.Costs $299. Runs on Windows.