One way to get around this problem is to use a third-party streaming application. Manual Sound Testing of Remote Systems įor testers using Eggplant solutions such as Eggplant Manual, Eggplant Automation Cloud, and Eggbox for manual testing, the test devices or systems are generally located remotely or in a confined location where it isn't possible for the tester to listen directly to the audio produced by system speakers. The Eggplant suite of tools lets you integrate sound quality analysis or sound streaming software into the Eggplant environment to facilitate sound testing of systems under test (SUTs). Both SAM Broadcaster and Rocket Broadcaster are only available for Windows.ĭetailed instructions on how to connect BUTT, Mixxx, and Rocket Broadcaster with Airtime Pro are found on this help center.Many users of Eggplant's testing tools are interested in sound testing as part of their overall automated or manual testing requirements. BUTT is great for live voice broadcasting, whereas Mixxx is specifically designed for live DJing and the mixing of tracks.īUTT works with Windows, MacOS and Linux. For example, Mixxx and BUTT are free and open-source, whereas Nicecast (and Audio Hijack) and SAM broadcaster have associated costs. In general, you can use any program which has the ability to connect to an Icecast server.Įach software has advantages and disadvantages. There are other software programs that you can use but these mentioned above are the most common. Some examples include BUTT (Broadcast Using This Tool), Mixxx, Audio Hijack (or the legacy software Nicecast), Rocket Broadcaster, and SAM Broadcaster.
The optimal third party software will vary depending on your needs, your operating system, and whether your live broadcast will include live voice or live DJing.įor live broadcasting, you can use a variety of programs to integrate with Airtime Pro. Live broadcasting in Airtime Pro requires the integration of a third party software.
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