Issue 8
Issue 8
![]() Broadcast Power Newsletter Stay up to date with the latest releases Volume # 8 | 20 NOV 2007 |
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| Great News! I've just finished coding a component of the installer which allows it to install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express if a version is not found on your system. Also, for those of you who asked me for the Line-In functionality, it's there now. |
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Announcement!
Version 2.5.5.1 of Broadcast Power has been released to registered users. This version will be available to the general public in a few week's time. Get it today from the registered users download section of my website. |
| Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Installer If you've been having trouble installing Broadcast Power because of issues when installing Microsoft SQL Server 2005, you'll be pleased to know that I have finally included a script in the installer to handle setting up SQL Server for you. In summary, here's what the new installer does: This release has two new features and a bug fix. The first feature is the addition of a line-in funtionality. The second feature is the inclusion scripts to install Microsoft SQL 2005 with Broadcast Power. So, what is the line-in function all about. Well, you can simply say that the line-in function allows you to playback audio through Broadcast Power from your audio device's line-in. There is a new button on the Players' tab which allows you to control audio playback from the line-in. I am planning on including the line-in as a media type where you can schedule it similar to any other audio file. Also, I will add a configuration setting for the line-in to allow you to control the audio level drop for other players when the Line-In button is pressed. Currently it will drop down the audio level for all other players by about 60%. In addition to simply fading, you can set effects on the line-in audio, including Echo, Chorus, Reverb, etc... The bug What next? Are you using Broadcast Power in a commercial setting? |
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