TWiRT Ep. 232 – Open Source Automation with Fred Gleason 10-23-14

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Is free, open-source software a viable option for running your radio station?  Fred Gleason, co-founder of Paravel Systems says it’s worth consideration. His Rivendell radio automation software is open-source, widely deployed, fully professional – and free to use.  Paravel’s financial model is to charge for pre-configured hardware and for support, but both are optional.   Fred talks to us about Rivendell open-source radio automation and call screening software.

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Chris Tobin, IP Solutionist, Content Creator Solutions
Kirk Harnack, VP – Telos Systems – www.telos-systems.com

Guest: Fred Gleason, Paravel Systems

Follow Kirk on Twitter – @kharnack
Follow TWiRT on Twitter – @TWiRTshow

TWIRT IS SPONSORED BY

Lawo – maker of the new crystalCLEAR virtual radio console – crystalClear is the radio console with a mutli-touch touchscreen interface. By Axia iProfiler – the award-winning audio archiving software that works with Axia IP-Audio networks, capturing up to 24 channels stereo audio without sound cards.  And by the full range of Axia xNodes – Mic, Stereo Line, AES, GPIO, and the Combo xNode.  One-touch simple setup balanced with powerful AoIP connection options.

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