Before you can schedule Events, you need to create Playlists. Playlists need to be at least one minute in length. If you are part of the Ad Revenue Sha...

Events are shows in your schedule. Each Event must be filled with a Playlist. The Playlist runtime will determine how long you need to make your Event....

Event start times can be influenced by choosing between strict and flexible scheduling. If you choose a strict Event start, your Playlist will air prom...

The term cross-fading refers to a mixing technique used in audio production and engineering. On Live365 the cross-fade settings are located within the Sourc...

Do you want an Event to play at the same time every week, or every day? This internal scheduling feature makes it easy to schedule a Playlist multiple ...

As with AutoDJ, you can also use the crossfade feature during scheduled events. Cross-fading can add a nice transition between tracks during Playlists ...

ClockWheels is a tool which lets you easily schedule events that contain similar elements that occur at the same time or in the same sequence. ClockWhe...

Here are some things you should know about ClockWheels and track rotation schedule. Please read the introduction to ClockWheels first. Chose Only O...

If you haven't added any Events to your Schedule, you can still broadcast by putting your Live365 station into AutoDJ mode. When AutoDJ is enabled, yo...

You can use your ClockWheel templates to run in AutoDJ mode. This tells AutoDJ how to pull tracks to play, as compared to the default, pure random sele...

If you have modified your Playlist such that it is no longer in compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the Live365 scheduler "wil...

We know radio industry people look at ClockWheels to manage an hour on their radio stations in order to ensure specific content airs at certain times w...