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You are ready to launch a world-class Internet radio station, and you need the professional tools to mold it into just the station you need. These are those tools. Download Backbone Radio brochure. 
Radio Pro While Backbone Radio Standard is a one-piece station in a Mac, PRO is a two-piece solution that enables you to tackle larger objectives. One piece is your "studio"…that resides in your Mac (desktop or laptop). The other is your "transmitter" server, Linux or OS X, located at your ISP or hosting service, where the real bandwidth is. All you need is an IP connection between them. Backbone Radio Pro gives you all the features of STANDARD, plus a lot of professional features and expansion for the future. Each PRO server license handles up to 750 simultaneous listener connections, and all you need to expand your audience by another 750 listeners is an expansion server license. Unlimited potential. Plus you get a real time report on your audience now and whenever, in the form of a web-based log. How many people listened to what, when, for how long, and from where? Use this demographic information to generate sales and calculate royalties and regulatory reports automatically.
With high end automation capabilities, you can generate standard rotation playlists on the fly, without outside services, and always be sure of a fresh day of programming. Listen to a few stations using Backbone Radio Pro. Get more information about this great product's features and system requirements. Try a free demo trial (30 days unrestricted) of Backbone Radio Standard to get a feel of the user interface.
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Backbone Radio Pro goes beyond simply making Internet radio easy. It makes Internet radio powerful. This is the set of tools that turns your Mac (or Macs) into a station that can expand to an unlimited audience, and deliver the content that suits it best. It also gives you the real-time information you need to turn your station into a successful business.
