Studio
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The on-air display: what the studio sees from across the room
A borderless, always-on-top now-playing window for a second screen. Large countdown, clock and artwork — readable at a glance, not a working interface.
Read the postWhy a radio playout system plays video
Visual radio is now normal. Playing a music video through the same engine that handles audio means one timeline instead of two systems to keep in sync.
Read the postA dark theme is not decoration in a studio
Studios are dim. A white interface at 05:00 is genuinely uncomfortable, and the parts a theme misses are the parts you notice most.
Read the postA single-PC station: what one machine actually has to do
Plenty of stations run on one computer. Here is what that machine is responsible for, and where the pressure points are.
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