In terms of its appearance, functionality, and ease of use, Haiku® is very similar to Windows, Linux, or Mac. Most of the time you won't have all these open at once, but it's nice to know that, with the TuneTracker System, and Haiku®, you can. Haiku will network beautifully with them all.Ĭlick for a big, full-sized view of the desktop, showing many TuneTracker products running simultaneously. Maybe you have a Mac in your production room, a Windows PC in your front office, and a Linux box in the Engineering department.

Transferring files to and from your Haiku computer is a breeze. If you're in doubt about your hardware, or want the confidence of using a tested, warranted computer system, we recommend you go with one of our pre-built Station-in-a-Box systems.Ībsolutely. If you're planning to use your own computer, we recommend you double-check your PC components for compatibility by ordering our TuneTracker Experience USB demo. Even when multitasking (running multiple programs and tasks at the same time), Haiku's unique 'multi-threaded' design keeps everything happening quickly, even on modest hardware. Rather than being built on a mountain of old programming code accumulated over decades, Haiku's modern design is small, tight, and focused. Haiku's power, jitter-free performance, low 'overhead' and green friendliness are all reasons why people love our systems. For a mission-critical task like radio automation, we don't think any other system can touch it. By taking advantage of the inherent strengths and built-in capabilities of Haiku®, we are able to keep our applications extremely compact and lightning-quick. It isn't easily 'perturbed' by other tasks being performed on the same computer. It was designed from the ground-up for stability and jitter-free handling of high-bandwidth media such as audio and video.Īs a result, AutoCast runs faster, smoother, and more reliably. Haiku® (a free, open source alternative to Windows, Mac, and Linux) actually enhances the performance of AutoCast. TuneTracker Systems has taken a different approach. Most radio automation software is written to function 'in spite of' the operating system it runs under.

(The best platform ever devised for radio automation, period.)

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