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How to Use RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0 to Automate Your Radio Broadcasting

If you are looking for a simple, affordable and reliable solution to automate your radio broadcasting needs, you might want to check out RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0[^1^]. This software allows you to convert and manage audio assets, build playlists with advertising support, hourly blocks, rotations, crossfading, automatic leveling and other professional-level features and play your playlists to your local, terrestrial or Internet broadcasting system.

RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0 is the latest version of the software that has been continuously improved and enhanced for over fifteen years. It supports various audio formats, Winamp and VST plugins, multichannel cards and individualized profiles. It also has built-in support for Internet streaming (Shoutcast v1, v2, Icecast, Windows Media Services), automatically sending metadata (upload to FTP, HTTP request, text or XML file) and using streamed Internet audio in playlists.

In this article, we will show you how to use RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0 to create and schedule your radio programming in a few easy steps.

Step 1: Download and Install RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0

You can download RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0 from the official website[^1^] or from other sources[^2^] [^3^]. The file size is about 31.6 MB and it is compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (32-bit and 64-bit). The installation process is straightforward and you can choose the language and components you want to install.

Step 2: Add Your Audio Files to the Library

After installing RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0, you can launch it from the desktop shortcut or the Start menu. You will see the main window with four tabs: Playlist, Library, Cart Wall and Settings.

The Library tab is where you can add your audio files to the software database. You can drag and drop files or folders from your computer or use the Add button to browse for them. You can also scan your hard drive for audio files using the Scan button.

The Library tab allows you to view and edit the properties of your audio files, such as title, artist, album, genre, year, duration, bitrate, etc. You can also assign categories and colors to your files for easier sorting and filtering.

Step 3: Create Your Playlist

The Playlist tab is where you can create your radio programming by adding tracks from the Library or from other sources such as Internet streams or CDs. You can drag and drop tracks or use the Insert button to add them at a specific position.

The Playlist tab also allows you to edit the properties of your tracks, such as start time, end time, fade in/out, volume level, etc. You can also add various commands to your playlist, such as play an advertisement block, insert a jingle, switch to a live source, etc.

The Playlist tab shows you the total duration of your playlist and the estimated time of each track. You can also preview your playlist using the Play button or save it as a file using the Save button.

Step 4: Schedule Your Playlist

The Settings tab is where you can configure various options for your radio broadcasting system, such as audio devices, encoders, metadata settings, etc.

The Settings tab also allows you to schedule your playlist using the Scheduler feature. You can create events that will trigger your playlist at a specific time or date or at regular intervals. You can also specify conditions for each event, such as weekdays, months, holidays, etc.

The Scheduler feature lets you automate your radio programming without having to manually start and stop your playlist every time.

Step 5: Broadcast Your Playlist

After creating and scheduling your playlist, you are ready to broadcast it to your listeners. You can use RadioBOSS Advanced V5.4.4.0 to broadcast locally using your sound card or externally using an encoder.

If you want to broadcast locally using your sound card, you just need to select the output device in the ec8f644aee