Back in December 2010, we at WUMD started using OMTASL to keep the showlog area filled with the latest promos. (See the original article.) I updated the program with a few new features in April 2011. (See that article.) I’ve recently made a couple of changes to help encourage better rotation of the promos.
The new option allows single programs and causes two effects when enabled. ↓ Read the rest of this article…
If you produce audio content for online download and rebroadcast by “subscribers”, mainly radio stations, you may find this article of interest in providing the best service possible to support your product.
One of the first things you should do is imagine yourself on the receiving end of the content, the busy broadcaster that has to download your file then insert it into the operator assist or automation program. Not only do we want a good, well produced product, with excellent content and technical standards, we want it the expected length and on time. Consistency is important is scheduling, so if you want to be part of the schedule, you have to be reliable. ↓ Read the rest of this article…
OMTNRMove is the program we use at WUMD every Monday to move the eight week old new releases into the core categories from their new release categories. (See more in a previous article.) The new releases are sprinkled into the schedule, which is created by Natural Music 5 (NM5). So, after using OMTNRMove, I usually go into NM5 and delete all the moved cuts from the old new release category, then reimport then into the new core category. I’d use the OMTNR report to know what had to be deleted.
Well, not any more! ↓ Read the rest of this article…
Two shortcodes in one plugin, this let’s you display information about a file, or a link to a file.
The [ fileinfo ] shortcode will display the name, size and date of a file or list of files. The content is only generated to users that can ‘publish’ posts. ↓ Read the rest of this article…
You’re getting great reviews on the release of your latest project. Customers are sending you unsolicited testimonials praising your work. Of course, you want to share these accolades with the world. Not all at once of course. One at a time, so the reader can absorb the deep meaning of each glowing tribute. What you need is a ‘testimonial’ post-type for your WordPress blog.
Here it is! A post-type to collect your testimonials, and a widget and shortcode to display them. ↓ Read the rest of this article…
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