Instructions for remote broadcasting during the Covid-19 studio closure
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CKMS is the “Sound of the Community”. CKMS strives to provide a voice so that members from various backgrounds can reach their respective community bringing the region of Waterloo together.
Here’s the recording from the KWLUG presentation. The audio quality changes at the end because Bob went over his alloted time. Happily, there was a video recording made by KWLUG, so the podcast covers the complete hour. There’s an extra 20 minutes in the video.
Download: 2026-05-04-HYOS-KWLUG-and-LibreTime.mp3 (55 MBytes, 57m07s)
Video: KWLUG-2026-05-04-talk-LibreTime.mp4, 452 MB, 1h22m08s (Radio Waterloo video)
The video of the KWLUG meeting for 4 May 2026 was recorded and edited by Mikalai Birukou, and mirrored from https://archive.org/details/kwlug_meeting_2026-05-04/KWLUG+2026-05-04+talk-2+LibreTime.webm.
The following is a “how to” about how you can better use CKMS. Whether it be “submitting music” or “starting your own show”, this is the area that you want to check out!
See also the YouTube Playlist: Training
YouTube: Hot to set up the remote broadcast kits
YouTube: Hot to use the remote broadcast kits
YouTube: How to use the new libretime system
YouTube: Tagging Radio Podcasts
YouTube: How to install MIXX & Set up to REMOTE BROADCAST
See also How To Remote Broadcast
YouTube: How to use MIXX – Intro Tutorial since I am just learning too!
YouTube: How to run a radio program from the CKMS Studio
YouTube: Extra AUX-IN thru the Turntable mixer
YouTube: How to set up your Laptop with Audacity:
YouTube: How to use Audacity in the Studio to Record your show as a Podcast
YouTube: How to post a Podcast onto the Radio Waterloo website
YouTube: How to program a show from the comfort of your living room using LibreTime:
YouTube: Basic: How to operate the in-studio video switcher to broadcast video
YouTube: Advanced: How to operate the in-studio video switcher to broadcast video