Radio cd players allow djs to cue songs for broadcast. Learn how to use a radio station cd player in this free radio station overview from an experienced radio technician.
Expert: Eric Nash
Bio: Eric Nash has volunteered with WXOJ Valley Free Radio, a Pacifica Radio Network affiliate station in Florence, Mass., working extensively with the technical and equipment aspects of broadcasting.
Filmmaker: David Pakman
@asniperx: The captioning is there for people with faulty hearing,but it's ALSO there for us to read when we just can't understand the instructor's speech due to bad sound (low/no sound),too loud (loud background noise),distorted noise,or if the instructor speaks unintelligibly. You are NOT dense! That was a very good question! @ leimeisei909: Way to enlighten a poster,friendo!!!
Blackwolff9 9 months ago
who would wacth this
y5o3615 10 months ago
@asniperx Congratulations, you're officially the most dense person I've ever seen on the internet. That's called "captioning", and most professional videos have it; it is for people who cannot hear very well and need visual assistance.
leimeisei909 1 year ago
ok !!! i have a cuestion !!! the broadcast board it's a transmitter too ???
makoshark76 1 year ago
why the writing over this? hes saying whats on there.
asniperx 1 year ago