Library, playout and the presenter screen Packet Studio
Core holds the library and the schedule, Matrix plays the audio and Deck is the presenter's screen. Together they run a station, or a building full of studios.
Products
Separate parts, one system
Playout for the studio, an app you can carry, a clock for the wall, a text inbox for listeners' messages, a way to present from anywhere and a radio app to listen on. More is on the roadmap.
Library, playout and the presenter screen 
Playout on one computer Packet Studio Solo
The whole Packet Studio playout on one computer, for DJs, presenters and personal or paid shows.
The studio wall clock Packet Studio Clock
A wall clock and status screen for the studio, with ON AIR and MIC LIVE lights and meters. It runs on any screen, from a TV to a small Raspberry Pi panel.
Texts from your listeners Packet Studio SMS
A shared text inbox for your studios: keywords, competitions, polls and replies.
Present from anywhere Packet Studio Remote
Host your live show from home or on the road. Your mic goes to the station over the internet, encrypted, and you hear the station back while you present.
Live internet radio Packet Studio Player
Live internet radio from the Icecast servers and streams you choose, with logos and now and next, on phone, tablet and computer.
On the roadmap
Coming later:
- Traffic and ad scheduling: book campaigns, build breaks and place spots into the log automatically, with rotation and separation rules.
- Live reads: schedule live reads and sponsor mentions to the presenter, with on-screen scripts, and confirm each one as it's read for compliance and proof of broadcast.
- Automatic recordings for clients: mark and cut recordings off-air of each client's spots and reads automatically, ready to send as proof of broadcast.
- News scripts and cuts: write bulletins and attach audio cuts to each story, ready for the newsreader.
- Packet Studio Splice, for recording and editing: record and edit audio, and pick out parts of a file to play in any order. Record a studio and a remote voice on separate tracks, edit each on its own, and play the result out in mono.
- Packet Studio Callbox, for phone-ins: manage callers from a phone app, record calls, and send them to the desk with a mix-minus feed.
- Live links from Remote: present live links over the automation from home and start the next song yourself. The station's audio reaches you early, so your voice lands on time.
- Packet Studio Booth, for voice tracking: record your links from home or on the road, straight into the station's log.
- Shows from outside streams: take a show from another station or a remote encoder, with a fallback if the stream drops.
- Clock companion: a small app for playout computers that don't run Packet Studio, so Clock can still show their levels, ON AIR and MIC LIVE.
- Easier categories and playlists: quicker ways to sort the library into categories, with short codes, and build playlists.
- Station directory: stations sign in to list their streams and where they broadcast, and Player uses it to find stations near you.
- Off-air compliance logging: record what went to air, around the clock.
- Optional dead-air takeover: take over automatically when the silence alarm goes off.
- Backtiming: see when to start the next item so you hit the top of the hour on time.
- Streaming from Solo: send your show straight to your stream from Solo.
- Beds under voice tracks: lay music under a voice track.
- Tally lights from Clock: drive tally lights from a Clock with no screen.
- Logins and roles: separate access for presenters, producers and voice trackers, and presenters signing in at any studio computer to get their own walls and settings.
- Presenter uploads: presenters add their own audio for their shows.
- Roadshow mode: take the studio out on the road with no connection, with the whole library or chosen categories kept on the laptop.
- Your own print layouts: design how logs and hour sheets print, and print straight from the app.
- Packet Studio TX, for networks: a box for network affiliates. It takes the network feed and runs each station's own local cuts, news, travel and weather opt-outs and now playing on its own streams, and can switch kit such as RDS traffic announcements, satellite receivers and GPIO as each cut plays. A TX wall in the Deck shows what every station is doing, with proof of play.
- Scheduler and traffic imports from the systems you already use.