Airtime

Remote control feature allows you to run your radio station from anywhere in the world using any browser on any operating system. Installation on Linux has been made easier. A new calendar interface for the scheduler allows Google Calendar style functionality with drag-and-drop and repeat scheduling for shows. File management was made more intelligent. Entire audio libraries and file metadata can be imported. Multiple DJs can organize, structure, and upload audio for one or more shows. Audio files can be cross-faded, cued in and out, and faded in and out with sub-second precision.

This is a maintenance release that sees improved stability, with the eradication of several crashing and error generating bugs. Ready-made packages for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS "Lucid Lynx" are now available.

Radio Data System (RDS) support was added.
(Hardware is required to take advantage of this.)
Exporting files to removable media is now
possible. Importing audio is faster, and it
detects duplicates, reads all of the ID3 metatags,
and now has the ability to link to files instead
of making a copy. Campcaster Web search is now
faster and the results show the album name and
track number. The Live Mode audio player has been
improved so that reshuffling your playlists around
is less likely to create any pause before playing
them.

This is the first release that is stable and feature-complete enough to be used in production systems. It has both a desktop application and an HTML interface. Both allow you to schedule automated playback, and the desktop app has additional features that allow you to do live shows. You can create playlists and put playlists inside of playlists for advertising purposes. Stations can share content with a designated, centralized 'network hub.' It has XML-RPC interfaces that allow you to integrate your own applications. Campcaster is multi-lingual and supports Unicode.