We're going to be streaming our HS Football broadcasts, and i need a little info about hardware/software to mute the local commercials.....basically, how the heck can we do that? I've a board-op running the game live. Software out there? Engineering tricks? Yeah, I know, progress comes slowly to the Greenbrier Valley...but we're trying!
All help's appreciated!!!
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It is too late to work within the system,
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If you have a control board that can run the same programing simultaneously on program and audition, just set up your streaming to run off audition--then don't feed the spots down audition.
Tom Taggart wrote:If you have a control board that can run the same programing simultaneously on program and audition, just set up your streaming to run off audition--then don't feed the spots down audition.
Sounds like the RCA BC-7 console would be perfect for this, running in parallel operation.
They have one at the radio museum.
"Everyone Should be aware that you're just a screen grab away from infamy."
Not to go too far off topic, but what are the rules regarding commercials on streaming audio? I thought you only had to mute out commercials that used union voice actors. Would there be royalty issues with music, even if it was generic beds from a production library?
I've a board-op running the game live. Software out there? Engineering tricks? Yeah, I know, progress comes slowly to the Greenbrier Valley...but we're trying!
