User Guide

ting to the Internet (“Broadcast”)

ebcast.”. This way people around the world can listen to the mix session.

• chooses the recording source

• Auto-Start – checking this box will

lly begin the recording when the first

t checked then

Format –

• Encoder – Use the browse button ( … ) to

te for the

encoding. NOTE: Higher bitrates will consume

There are two ways to broadcast the mix session.

broadcast direct the computer.

Broadcast from my own computer – this option turn

This way once the “Start Recording” but is click the webcast will be

Max number of clients – this is the maximum listener

NOTE: Please remember that the bandwidth of

to accommodate the number of listeners. Decreasing the quality of the audio signal (the

bitrate) makes it possible to accommodate a greater number of listeners.

When ready to broadcast click on “Start Recording”. VirtualDJ will indicate the address of the

webcast (for example http://123.45.67.89/Virtual.ogg). The address then can be sent to the

intended listeners so they can connect and listen to the webcast using their favorite Internet

audio players.

Broadcas

VirtualDJ provides a method for broadcasting the session in realtime on the Internet as

“w

Click on “Config” to access the configuration settings for recording a file.

Record From –

automatica

track begins playing. If no

manual activation of the recording will need to

be activated using the “Start Recording” button

• Icecast – OGG format streaming

• Shoutcast – MP3 format streaming Shoutcast

will also need to know which MP3 Encoder will

be used.

navigate the computer folder structure and

select the encoder file to use.

• Bitrate - Select the desired bitra

a large bandwidth in the internet connection to stream and listen to MP3 audio.

Server –

Broadcast using a dedicated radio server, or

s the computer into a webcast station.

gin.

s that the webcast may have.

the Internet connection needs to be able