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Kenny - Thank you for your input and for telling us about SAVE.  I look forward to seeing the product when it is released.  Do you have a timeframe as to when that might be? 

All - I'd still love to hear what audio streaming software you're using at your institution.  

Cindy 


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From: Code for Libraries [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Kenny Ketner
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2015 1:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] audio streaming software

Hi Cindy,


Our team here at Texas Tech has just finished developing a system built around JPlayer: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__jplayer.org_&d=AwIBaQ&c=-dg2m7zWuuDZ0MUcV7Sdqw&r=Ovz5yhoKE5MGNslTevSUssaWQLbkrWWnYXxBgwe8RFc&m=V1bS2VTU2Up490CX9GYRN9C1lfrI8-aSB1eohpBCst4&s=xip1WMrK3hnwK30p_-XEIP-AsYq_dLbrlZmCQI22gb0&e= 

We have lots of custom programming around it to create a system appropriate for our audio ETD collection and other streaming audio/video collections.
We call it the Streaming Audio & Video Experience (SAVE) and will be releasing it open source in the next six months.

You might consider building your own system around JPlayer or consider trying SAVE when it is released.


Kenny Ketner
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Texas Tech University Libraries
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On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 9:18 AM, Greenspun, Cindy <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> Hello all!
>
> Our Music Library used the Variations software as a way to 
> share/stream digital audio for their users.  As I understand, this 
> software is no longer updated and has not been since 2009.  Since this 
> software is starting to show its age, so to speak, we are looking for 
> alternate audio streaming sources.  If your institution uses an audio streaming software, can you
> tell me what it is you're using?   One feature of Variations that was a top
> favorite among staff and readers is the 'auto page turning' feature 
> which has the ability to turn score pages while the selection plays.  
> Other desirable features would be the ability to post video 
> subscription urls and to easily support course reserves.  I've heard 
> of other media system tools such as Avalon, Kaltura and of others that 
> could stream digital audio such as Overdrive and possibly ContentDM.
>
> I write to ask members of this list on what you are using to stream 
> digital audio at your institution and for you to share any feedback 
> you have for this tool.  Does the audio streaming software you're 
> using have the ability to do any of the three things I listed above?  
> Or can you recommend anything that has the ability to turn musical 
> scores/pages while listening to its music selection (so far I have not 
> heard of anything that can do this).
>
> Thank you! Cindy
>
> Business Systems Analyst
> Enterprise Systems and Services
> Yale University Library IT
>