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silver
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 Posted - 2003/11/25 : 07:59:29
After a total re-write of the radio backend (no jokes) we have launched a beta version of the Real time track streamer that supports the new backend. To the naked eye it don't look much different as 95% of the work you can't see.
This new system is cleaner and will help DJ's to manage their own information, sets and other neato stuff. It will also allow for a ton of expansion.
New features include:
- Tight integration between the radio and the record / artist DBs.
- CD titles names now are streamed real time with artist links into their profiles.
- Track titles stream directly from the record DB's and are no longer just static links in a script - This will allow for updateable scripts and details on the release from Mixbuilder2
- Better syncing between what is playing and what is on the screen.
- Gathering data from only one source, should improve stability and speed.
- Will allows for future expansion.
- Label CAT numbers now link to the release profile.
Nothing has changed to start the radio. As per usual please report any errors in this thread.... enjoy!
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Comet
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Posted - 2003/11/25 : 18:05:06
The things that most of you will see is that the CAT#'s now have links, and that CD's now have tracklisting! Anything beyond that you will not find different. But for us, this system is a lot more orginized and fast. For the DJ's, this new MixBuilder is a blessing (in my opinion at least). 
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Y Don't U get off your arse and get these tracks out instead...
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silver
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Posted - 2003/11/25 : 20:23:18
So what do people think?
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