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Next New Big Thing in Broadcast is being developed by
YOU right now. WHY SHOULD YOU CARE??? 99% of all Cellphones have WiFi. 2% of all cars have WiFi. By 2012 99% will have WiFi. 2012 ??? Will you be
broadcasting on the web or watering a Crisis Garden in your back yard. Why did Air America fail? Privatize the profits and Socialize
the losses. Liberalism is irrelevant. People will pay for a voice of truth.
Step One: Go to www.register.com see if your dot com is taken. Pick something that will fit on a vanity plate. Not more than ten characters. Few small
hints; do not use apostrophes for the sake of SEO (search engine optimization), place many hyper-links in your left most column,
keyword text used in sentences at the bottom of your pages even several deep will drive traffic and boost your value to search
portals.
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Step Four:
Put your Sound together. You can just put Itunes on the same computer you stream with and your done. I suggest Four Computers
maybe ten. Check out eBay, I look for Pentium 4 IBM netvista computers any speed over 1 Gigahertz with 512 Meg RAM and an
80gig harddrive. Best deals are in a lot or group of 4 or 5 PCs for a total lot price around $50 per computer. These deals
come with no monitors but Walmart sells an ACER 15 inch monitor for less than $100 new.You will need a copy of Windows XP
pro to setup all the blank hardrives. Ask a teenager to help an old guy out. Computer One runs your Audio Player either SonicCart or i Tunes. Computer
Two has a free download of Windows Media Encoder 9 installed and running. For encoding your audio stream from SonicCart on
PC1 through your audio mixer board. Computer Three is your Audio editor Cool Edit
Pro 2 is what I like to teach and use. Adobe Audition is the latest version. You want to be networked and share recordings
and files between SonicCart and your Audio Editor. Computer Four is setup to run
skype.com any internet browser and instant messangers www.Yahoo.com and www.Microsoft.com You
want to mix the audio output of this computer into your on-air mixer. You can solicit telephone calls on www.Skype.com
and instant messangers too. What you play on your stream can
hurt your audience, what you dont play cant hurt you. If you dont sound like a radio station you wont be perceived as one.
SonicCart 2.2 Download
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Step Two: Dig up an old slow 500mhz or
better pentium celeron computer with at least windows 2000 or xp and download from www.microsoft.com windows media encoder 9 for free. This program is your internet transmitter and the only computer you
need on the internet. I recommend www.Eset.com Nod32 anti virus for a few bucks well spent. Typical on www.ebay.com| |
Use this button on your website. rightclick on this gif and save to your desktop the paste to your own site.
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Step Three: Here
is the technical jargon "Port forward a router to stream from your connection. This is in the setup screen of the software
that sets up your router. If you dont have a router you need one. If you dont have a fixed IP address you can add dynamic
DNS.
Internet Gear: The simplest setup is a DSL modem/Cable modem, and router. Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router
Model BEFSR41 from Radio Shack is $60 and under $15 on eBay. Internet Services Providers: You can ask for a Static IP
address with your DSL or cable service provider our go with Dynamic DNS services to route changes for you.
Internet
Streaming Services: John Besideck @ www.neuvisioninc.com will share or your stream and feed the net with the Bandwidth you
need. Call him (727) 224-5111.
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Studio Audio stuff: A small mixer like a $99 disco
mixer at www.radioshack.com and couple of audio sources of your choice like mini disks, cd, turntables, cassette, mikes, speakerphone with audio taped
to the speaker outputs and a set of amplified speakers. What makes a sustainable sound people will listen to...be available
to the world but serve your community, be all about them, get them to call you and put them on your stream.
Streaming
Technical expertise is always just a phone call away Internet John at (727) 224-5111 and Mark at (432) 296-6200.
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