John Anderson wrote: Maybe you're looking for something like this: http://www.salemradiolabs.com/rivendell/ But i haven't tested it yet, 'cause it affords an "AudioScience Audio Adapter" to run. Salem Radiolabs wrote that they want to add support for jack the next time. I'm part of a campusradio-project and we're looking for a similar solution (with a free choice of hardware), but haven't found anything yet. Seems like we have to write "some" scripts on our own... And i think we're going to use Jamin as a kind of radiopostprocessor for cutting frequencies below 20 Hz and above 15 kHz, doing a light compression and limiting (really just to avoid clipping, not to make us louder than all the others :-) ). Regards, Thomas

On Mon, 2004-05-31 at 21:34, lee wrote: I meant real broadcasting with actual electromagnetic radio waves. No, I'm not thinking of 802.11b :-p Y'know, AM, FM, kwrssshhhhh This is Radio Yerevan type stuff. Seriously though, I think they're looking for something like Netia http://www.netia.net/site_netia/index.php. bye John