I notice it is ALPHA : I played with Azuracast (https://www.azuracast.com ) which seems further along the development path so may be better choice

Actually I think it's the other way around.

AzuraCast (which we kinda sorta have on Cloudron but it mostly doesn't really work) is still very new and buggy and is pre-release version 0.19.0 whereas LibreTime has been around for a while and is now on 4.3.0

https://libretime.org/docs/admin-manual/install/install-using-docker/

LibreTime is out of beta and Docker has become a standard way of deploying now.

Here is the latest release. Maybe somebody else might like to take a look, too:
https://libretime.org/docs/releases/4.2.0/

Any volunteers?

please stay safe out there

Thank you but don't worry - I'm banned from crossing the border by my very cautious wife.

@LoudLemur said in LibreTime - Radio Broadcast & Automation Platform:

Would anybody like to try and package LibreTime for Cloudron?

Would be an interesting project.
Hands a bit full just now.
Hoping to do another aid delivery for Ukraine (so far 10 trips, 13 vehicles, 18 tonnes of medical kit incl. 2 large ultrasound scanners).
And need to launch a new iOS app : 1st version took 6 months of dev work over 2 years : just finishing rewriting V2 with AI in only 2 weeks
Will take a look after I have finished battling nonsensical Apple appstore release procedure.
Probably will ditch Google Playstore for paid apps and sell from own website as a download.

Hey, Tim, please stay safe out there and of course we all hope you err on the side of caution.

Would anybody like to try and package LibreTime for Cloudron?

Would be an interesting project.
Hands a bit full just now.
Hoping to do another aid delivery for Ukraine (so far 10 trips, 13 vehicles, 18 tonnes of medical kit incl. 2 large ultrasound scanners).
And need to launch a new iOS app : 1st version took 6 months of dev work over 2 years : just finishing rewriting V2 with AI in only 2 weeks
Will take a look after I have finished battling nonsensical Apple appstore release procedure.
Probably will ditch Google Playstore for paid apps and sell from own website as a download.

https://github.com/libretime/libretime/pull/2134

The Docker images for LibreTime will be built from the next release, 3.0.0-beta.0

I hope people can test this and report how well it works.

If you need a radio service now, Vultr offer an Azuracast deployment.

There is some work to provide a Docker image for LibreTime here:

https://github.com/kessibi/libretime-docker

Perhaps somebody could try it with Cloudron and let us know the results?

It would be fantastic to enable a radio broadcast station on Cloudron!

LT is on my wishlist/watchlist.

Azuracast is similar to LibreTime, however it does not provide the scheduling power that LT has.

I am not familiar with Cloudron packaging, but I am happy to help from the LibreTime side. We have community supported Docker images that haven't seen development for a while. We are busy updating those and moving them to a more official location. That should hopefully be done soon (TM).

Those interested in LibreTime might like to participate in the following live event:

https://discourse.libretime.org/t/online-libretime-meetup-21-october-2021-19-00-utc/1027

Perhaps we could find some help packaging LibreTime for Cloudron...

@jdaviescoates Looks interesting and it could be good to have something like this in Cloudron.

I notice it is ALPHA : I played with Azuracast (https://www.azuracast.com) which seems further along the development path so may be better choice. But have not done a feature comparison.

The stable version of LibreTime happens to be an alpha: 3.0-ALPHA-8

LibreTime would be brilliant for Cloudron. I also hope it is supported, and soon!

I notice it is ALPHA : I played with Azuracast (https://www.azuracast.com) which seems further along the development path so may be better choice. But have not done a feature comparison.

Thumbs up for LibreTime!