@Piciok @pvagner I’m glad the project caught your interest. To be honest, I’ve put it on hold for now because I ran into problems I couldn’t quite overcome — at least not easily with AI. However, I’ll definitely come back to it someday, since I’ve always wanted to build my own live broadcasting system; I just lacked the coding skills. Yes, SARA will be designed primarily around the traditional model of a live radio DJ — using a mixer, sound card (preferably several), and absolutely no virtual mixers or anything like that.

@Piciok @pvagner I’m pleased to share that I’ve returned to working on SARA. The latest version is now hitting GitHub, featuring an improved audio engine, an NVDA add-on that tames the excessive verbosity of WX controls, and the ability to paste items from the clipboard — including folders. A word of caution, though: inserting large numbers of files is still quite slow for now.
In the next release, I’m planning something no other accessible broadcasting software offers: a dedicated playlist for reading news and easily triggering service sound cues — a feature typically found only in professional systems used for preparing news bulletins. gitrls.com/michaldziwisz/sara/ If there are any features you’re missing in programs like StationPlaylist or RadioBoss, be sure to let me know. Just keep in mind that for now SARA is meant to be operated mainly by a human — full automation will probably come later. :)