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Luci Live2, V1.4.1

Some new features:

  • If you use a proxy-server, you can register via this server now. Choose “Use Proxy” in the Live2 Setup Register page.
  • Luci will now detect on selected devices like Samsung Omnia and HTC devices, if a headset is plugged in and chooses the correct InputEQ automatically. For this you must have 2 EQ-profiles defined ending with _int and _ext . If you use the presets from our webpage this will already be the case.

Download this latest version on the right.

Luci Live2, 2 nice features added

  • On the PC version a status-window can be shown. This window shows some information about which codecs are being used and are incoming and the number of packets-errors and drops. It is advised to use this only in server-mode, so the normal user doesn’t have too much information on the screen.
  • You can now load a clip-list from Luci Edit, so you can play multiple files during a live transmission. The clips will be played one after the other, after playing each clip it will stop and automatically increment to the next clip in the cliplist. All non-destructive cuts that have been made are also played. Be aware that this can only be used for wave-files of course.

Luci Live2, some small additions

v 1.3.23 adds some small features:

  • You can choose to auto-connect or not in Setup. This was default On, you can now switch it off.
  • Last loaded file for Playing will be loaded again when the software starts up. Unload the file by choosing the menu-item “Open file for playing” and choose “Cancel”.

A bug solved:

  • On the Samsung Omnia the about-tool crashed when you had an sd-card inserted.

Luci Live2 v1.3.21, symmetric codecs

  • You can now choose to set Luci Live2 (when acting as a server) to use the same codec as the one that’s coming in. So, if a reporter starts a stream with AAC-HE 96kbps in stereo, the server will send AAC-HE stereo back. If the next reporter streams with AAC mono at 48 kbps, the server will send 48 kps back. To switch on: in the server profiles you can now also set the output format to “follow”, thereby indicating that it should follow the input.
  • On a PDA, the AAC-HE encoder will now have 50 ms less delay as before.
  • Asymmetric encoding/decoding with AAC encoding and MP2 decoding now works ok.
  • In the station-list, double click on a station will now Select and Confirm the selection.
  • The 30 days test keycode was actually 7 days. From this version on it’s 30 days.

2 little things

Have changed:

  •  Output Volume control range is now from -20 dB to 0dB. 0dB Corresponds with the maximum volume in the Windows mixer.
  • Chosen station name is now displayed in the window’s title bar also, but only in the PC version. Comes in handy when using Live2 as a server and you have multiple Live2 instances running and minimzed.

Download V 1.3.19 on the right.

Import station list

You now have the ability to import a station-list from a file. File-format is csv (comma seperated values), this is a common format for simple lists which can be made and edited with any spreadsheet or even text-editor. On the right you can download an example list. The first line of the csv-file must be the same as the first line of this example.
All entries are not case-sensitive while the is optional. Each line beneath the first line represents a different server-profile. Here’s a picture of a spreadsheet with the example loaded, click on it to see full size:

Entries are self-explaining, for the encoder format use the same words as in the drop down menu’s of Live2Setup.

Other small issues solved in this version :

  • The total available recording time was not displayed correctly when you choose to record as wave-file.
  • The Battery-indication did not work correctly on PC versions.

Download v1.3.17 on the right.

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