I don't know or have never used that software; I have used http://stationplaylist.com that is mostly accessible and there exist Jaws scripts for it that make it even more so.
It is automation software that can transmit live to a server, if that is what you want to do. As far as streaming servers themselves, Shoutcast and Icecast are the most popular. The most popular interface for both is Centova Cast, but it is not very accessible at all. Most of our programs are recorded, although not exclusively so, we have a few live. Since Centova Cast is not accessible and I am a totally blind user of Jaws, I had to write my own interface to Shoutcast V2 in PHP, so I am able to handle automation myself without problems. It depends on what you want to do; if most of your programs are live, probably Station Playlist Studio is your best choice. Since I don't like to have to depend on my DSL connection to the server and then the server to the world, I prefer to keep my programs in the server and use AutoDj for almost all of it. My station is in Spanish, but you can listen by going to http://radiogeneral.com to see how it sounds. In a little over a year-and-a-half, we have achieved much, have been listened or visited from 113 different countries. We have long passed the 12-hour-a-day programation and are close to fill 24 hours a day with unique programation. Regards, Humberto Humberto Rodriguez Fort White, Florida -----Original Message----- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Clifford Blackwell Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2015 11:43 AM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: station program accessibility I'm an on air volunteer at a local community radio station here in Madison. The station wants to go more digital for programming of music, features, psas etc. They are currently looking at a station automation program called MIXX http://www.mixxx.org/manual/latest/ The person who is in charge is somewhat concerned about the accessibility of this program. Has anyone had any experience using it and have any views about accessibility? Your input will be appreciated. Clifford
