We're pleased to announce our first release of 2020, Rocket Broadcaster 1.3.3. This cumulative update was developed in close collaboration with a number of radio stations, and is focused on improving support for high-end soundcards and adding support for two new metadata formats.
Here's what's new:
Soundcard Compatibility Improvements
Audiophiles will be pleased to hear that we've improved support for high-end soundcards. We've also added support for mono inputs, which is particularly useful if you need to capture many streams from a single soundcard (via multiple instances of Rocket Broadcaster Pro).
- Added ASIO Support
- Improved compatibility with high-end soundcards via the ASIO audio API. ASIO can now be chosen in the preferences, and supports up to 96 kHz.
- Improved support for UAD soundcards.
- ASIO channel names are now shown, which is especially helpful on soundcards with many inputs.
- Reintroduced Windows MME and DirectSound audio APIs, to improve compatibility with certain legacy soundcards with older drivers.
- Added mono input support. This allows you to capture from individual mono inputs on a soundcard, and automatically handles upmixing to stereo if needed.
New Metadata Ingestion
Metadata can now be ingested from more automation and metadata systems:
- Added Artic Palm CSRDS XML metadata support
- Added Enco DAD XML metadata support
Other Improvements
- Fixed saving Shoutcast 2 artwork and "private stream" preferences
- Increased the max number of saved recordings
Download the Update
- Free Edition - Download the latest update here!
- Pro Edition - If you're a Pro Edition user, click the download link in your purchase confirmation email again to get the latest update, or visit My Products in the Oscillicious Shop.
Feedback
Lastly, your feedback is what helps drive Rocket Broadcaster development. If you're looking for a missing feature, or have ideas for how we can make Rocket Broadcaster even better, please let us know!