radio

I've got Station installed, and part of it up and running. It was my understanding that the DJ associated with a particular program was able to Edit their own program page? I logged in as one of the dj's, went to their program page, but didn't see any sort of edit option...am I missing something simple?

ALSO: I am an Americorps volunteer assigned to a community station in Dallas. I'd very much like to get the stream/ripping/archive features going, but it is beyond my ken. If there is anyone who would like to take on this job for me, I'd be willing to pay a fair price for the work.

I am a Vista volunteer assigned to a community radio station in Dallas. I don't think that the 'staff' of the station will do what is required to really use the station module after I leave, but I do want to offer the 'now playing' functionality for them?

I have a 'schedule' of shows that has a day (text format) and time (time and date format), and I think what I'd want is a block which asked/displayed:

If today is Monday...select Monday from Schedule
select Now (time) and display show that has that time slot ???

Thanks to a long summer of patches, WKDU Philadelphia 91.7fm decided it was time to update to D6, and simultaneously underwent a complete rebranding.
Our new site is up and running: www.wkdu.org.

Many thanks to drewish for making the station module a reality.

Is Station being updated for Drupal 7, or even available for 6.x yet? It's currently marked as "Drupal 4.7.x · Drupal 5.x" on the Handbook page.

Thanks!

I have an installation of the 5.x-2.0 version of the station module and I am currently trying to get the archive part set up. I installed Streamripper at /streamripper on my server, and the import directory is located at /www/SITE/sites/default/modules/station/archive/import. Both of these paths have been changed in the ripper.inc file.

When I run ripper.php, I get the following error:

Garrett congrats on the launch of KHUM. We're knee deep in developing a Drupal radio distribution for public media stations as part of our work on a Knight grant for the News Challenge. We are also using the current release of station but finding that we need to make modifications based our needs as it relates to shows and the schedule display.

There was a public media barcamp held in Santa Cruz this weekend, and it was very interesting. The barcamp was organized by Quiddities, who is a local web development firm. KUSP (one of three local public radio stations) was well represented, as was the Santa Cruz Design Center. There were also folks from American Public Media, KQED (public media behemoth in San Francisco - radio, TV, etc.), and Peter and Kwai from Santa Cruz Community TV. (No staff from SCCTV, though.) Most of the participants were pubic media and social media activists and enthusiasts.

Is there any way to make a schedule block? It could be great to have a block showing a range of hours of this day shedule. For example, you join at 16:00, and the block shows the schedule from 15:00 to 21:00.

Any tips/ideas?

Regards.

ABC Radio is about to start the build phase of a project to deliver rich, highly participatory websites for the ABC’s new digital radio services.

The IA starts on the 3rd of November 2008, and we’re looking for a back-end developer to start quite soon afterwards, probably in late November. The contract is for 9 weeks work, after which the project will be handed over to an ongoing staff member.
We're looking for the project’s main person who knows Drupal, what it can do, and how make it do what we need. They will ideally be in Sydney or Melbourne.

First I want to thank you those who wrote the magnificent Station module. I was able to migrate a static web radio site to Drupal making the broadcasters very happy.

In this case, the radio is streaming their programs using the mms protocol and they are unable to rip the stream using stream ripper.
Though they are able to provide mp3 files with the program's recording, the software used to create these files can not save them with the UNIX time stamp file name, only with the standard format YYYYMMDDhhmm.mp3.