Record the right source
Capture from a Windows input or supported playback device, continuously, to schedule, or from an external trigger.
See operational health
Use live levels, status, format details, the daily timeline, disk estimate, and event log to check that recording remains healthy.
Return to the required period
Open the archive, locate recordings by date and time, and use the built-in playback controls to review the relevant material.
Designed for unattended recording
Configure the archive once, then keep its health visible.
BroadcastLogger combines recording, scheduling, monitoring, retention, and playback in one Windows application. It is suited to stations that need a consistent audio history without assembling a separate process around every recording period.
Recording format and source
Select the input or playback device, codec, sample rate, bit rate, channel mode, output folder, and filename pattern.
Clock-aligned segments
Split long recording periods into manageable files and align those splits to predictable clock boundaries.
Schedules and external triggers
Record selected hours or all day, or respond to serial text, MIDI, and supported contact-closure triggers.
Retention and recovery
Estimate available recording time, remove files older than the selected age, start with Windows, and enable restart behaviour for unattended use.
Core capabilities
Recording controls that match real station requirements
- Continuous, scheduled, or manual recording
- Input and supported playback-device capture
- MP3 and other available codecs
- Clock-aligned automatic file splitting
- Live input level metering
- Silence detection with SMTP email alerts
- Serial, MIDI, and contact-closure triggers
- Archive playback and date-time retrieval
- Automatic age-based file deletion
- Disk-capacity estimate and event log
Complaints and programme review
Locate the recording that covers a reported time and review the station output against the available details.
Advertising and sponsorship checks
Confirm that a campaign, sponsor credit, or scheduled segment was present in the recorded output.
Coaching and quality review
Use retained recordings to review presentation, production, music flow, and left-right programme information.
BroadcastLogger