The playlist contains all audio files that are going to be broadcasted during your show. These audio items are handled by the main players – either started manually (live assist mode) or automatically (automation mode). You can toggle between these modes at any time [...]

Using the “Stream” and “Live Feed” playlist items, you can rebroadcast Shoutcast/Icecast streams, or any audio signal coming in via the line input of your sound card [...]

mAirList includes a streaming encoder that broadcasts the audio output of the players and/or a signal recorded from a soundcard input to any Shoutcast or Icecast compatible streaming server. Direct broadcast to the streaming server is supported even for PCs or servers that have no built-in audio hardware [...]

mAirListDB is an SQL-based database backend for managing your audio library and music schedules. Setting up a mAirListDB is optional - you can just load your playlist from the file systems - but mAirList is much less powerful without it [...]

Almost any function in mAirList can be controlled via user customizable hotkeys.  Analog broadcast mixers often feature faderstart/hotstart contact closures. mAirList offers support for two different kinds of hardware [...]

Using the multi-instance add-on, you can install and run mulitple mAirList instances on the same unattended hardware simultaneously. Each instance generates a separate set of internet streams, but all instances can share the same mAirListDB audio library [...]

mAirList has very low requirements regarding the performance of your PC. On a current i5 CPU, a running mAirList process will typically only consume 2-3% CPU (excluding encoders and sound processing) and less than 50 MB RAM [...]