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Sonicart
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| File size: | 4 Mb |
| File type: | ZIP |
| OS: | Win95 / Win98 / Windows2000 / WinME / WinNT 4.x / WinXP |
| License: | Freeware |
| Views/Downloads: | 296 / 2 |
| Rating: | Total votes: 0 |
| Sonicart is a jingle encoding, scheduling and playback system designed for small community based radio stations. Sonicart can be used to playback pre-scheduled jingle playlists and also customised jingle playlists, which can be scheduled per show. What?s new in Version 2.0 - Unlimited number of carts. - Support for WAV and OGG format. - Configurable Dynamic Crossfader. - New style ?Selector? including up to 200 recently added tracks. - New style VU Meters, plus Spectrum display in Sonicart. - Ability to change Font and Colour in Sonicart. - Ability to schedule adverts every 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 or 60 minutes. - Different preload and unload times. - 1 minute scheduled adverts unload warning. - Log only adverts. - Decode MP3 to WAV (Sonienc) - Individual encoding progress display (Sonienc) - Normalise extracted CD tracks (Sonienc) - All scheduled adverts, show playlists and recent tracks stored in database format instead of separate M3U files. - Copy range of scheduled adverts (Sonipack) - Loop or Pause any cart in the stack. - Loop the entire stack. - Instantly play any of the first 10 carts in the stack via function keys F1 ? F10 - Re-order the stack using the playlist window. - Save the playlist to external M3U or PLS file. - Load all supported formats from Windows Explorer. - Insert an entire directory of tracks, including M3U and PLS files, into Sonicart. |
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