Welcome and Product Overview
What Airwave AutoJock Bridge does, what it does not replace, and how the major parts of the system work together.
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What Airwave AutoJock Bridge does, what it does not replace, and how the major parts of the system work together.
Read article →Install v1.0.1 on a new computer or upgrade an existing official installation in place while preserving licensing and station configuration.
Read article →Minimum and recommended Windows hardware, Internet, storage, display, and automation requirements for running Airwave AutoJock Bridge.
Read article →Use the first-launch Registration / License screen to start the 14-day trial, buy Airwave, activate a license, refresh status, or recover license information.
Read article →Use the seven guided sections to enter station identity, connect automation, select providers, verify output, and go live.
Read article →Understand the live command center, provider chain, current/up-next metadata, schedule summary, and the three Dashboard tabs.
Read article →Review metadata intelligence, the detected break type, the selected output slot, voice profile, bed, save policy, and handoff health.
Read article →Generate and review copy, write TXT output, render voice audio, and understand when the script is locked or reset.
Read article →Use the production center to open Prompt Studio, Timed Utilities, Live News, calls, beds, generated audio, and user-produced audio.
Read article →Schedule recurring station elements, choose output intervals, run an item immediately, and keep utility timing from colliding with automation.
Read article →Fetch current headlines, select appropriate stories, generate original radio copy, apply the news voice and bed, and schedule delivery.
Read article →Configure alternating Virtual DJ and caller segments, caller details, phone effects, and request-line behavior.
Read article →Choose an on-air personality, apply a voice lock, control delivery behavior, preview styles, and understand named versus backup voices.
Read article →Create 2-, 3-, 4-, or 6-hour shifts, edit every row, randomize the board, and apply the active scheduled voice.
Read article →Choose the active prompt profile, content type, script style, and provider-specific direction used to generate station copy.
Read article →Create reusable prompt profiles, lock important built-ins, apply a prompt to Prompt Studio, and manage external persona packs.
Read article →Understand which provider can be used for named Virtual DJs, phone calls, general voice production, and backup operation.
Read article →Organize purpose-specific beds, choose levels and fades, and prevent the wrong bed from being mixed into a production.
Read article →Configure weather cities and providers, create birthday greetings, apply required beds, and review time-sensitive copy.
Read article →Review saved Airwave productions, scripts, ratings, evergreen status, reusable audio, and exports.
Read article →Bring station-created liners, promos, sweepers, legal IDs, commercials, and finished outside audio into the Airwave workflow.
Read article →Create and verify fixed TXT/WAV slots, inspect health, prepare SAM or RadioDJ handoff files, and export a 24-hour run pack.
Read article →Choose SAM Broadcaster, RadioDJ, PlayIt Live, or a compatible export, verify the source file, and understand current/up-next limitations.
Read article →Connect the SAM export, verify metadata, configure the SAMQueue folder, and use the supplied PAL workflow for finished WAV delivery.
Read article →Use the metadata exporter and required x86 queue bridge, verify the NowPlaying file, and verify RadioDJ queue handoff.
Read article →Connect a compatible current/next text, JSON, or CSV-style export and verify the mapping before enabling automatic generation.
Read article →Use the Settings & Licensing hub to open AI-provider credentials, license status, playout-software settings, current-session logs, and application information.
Read article →Configure and verify the protected credentials used by Google, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, weather services, and other supported providers.
Read article →Configure SAM Broadcaster, RadioDJ, PlayIt Live or generic export, automation paths, output folders, save policy, and general application behavior.
Read article →Review current-session activity, confirm the installed version and What’s New information, and collect safe details for support.
Read article →Claim an account, add another purchased license, view masked licenses, manage machines, and review billing or licensing cases.
Read article →Diagnose startup, licensing, metadata, provider, voice, bed, output, and automation handoff problems in a safe order.
Read article →Operate Airwave safely, protect credentials, review AI copy, manage third-party costs, and retain broadcast rights for audio assets.
Read article →Quick answers about what Airwave replaces, providers, licensing, computers, schedules, output files, and the customer account.
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