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heres johnny:
a friend of mine has a pretty dece ham set up in rural canada with their amateur radio hooked up to a computer.  they can key up and transmit morse code, voice, etc, but what programs could they use to to send music out?  i dont know much about programming but either streaming or .. i dunno, winamp?  i hear it whips the llamas ass.

~SIGINT~:
Winamp is unfortunately long obsolete. You can can find old copies on the Internet but are often repackaged with malware and viruses. Foobar 2000 is a good place to start. It is stable, fairly easy to learn and no cost.

RobRich:
Whatever media player. Another vote for foobar2000. :)

Ideally you would want to keep the output level at least somewhat normalized, such as with AGC, compression, clipping, etc.

Broadcast is a decent place to start if using a VST plugin host with foobar2000.

https://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_dsp_vst3
https://plugins4free.com/plugin/548/

Stepping up to more commercial Stereo Tool is a popular software DSP for broadcasting, streaming, and even local listening. The free version is a good place to start and tends to suffice for many users.

https://www.thimeo.com/stereo-tool/
https://www.thimeo.com/documentation/

Stereo Tool could be used a Winamp DSP plugin in foobar2000 or a standalone app with a virtual audio cable interface like VB-CABLE or  VAC if desired.

https://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=Foobar2000:Components/Winamp_DSP_Bridge_(foo_dsp_winamp)
https://vb-audio.com/Cable/
https://vac.muzychenko.net/en/

heres johnny:
oh lmao i was kidding about winamp, thats old as f*ck like msn messenger is. i'll check out foobar for sure, thanks!

~SIGINT~:
Winamp did "whip the Llamas ass". I used to love that program. Winamp has seen somewhat of a reboot over the years. Version 5.9.2 (November 2023) appears to be the latest at this time.

https://forums.winamp.com/forum/winamp/winamp-discussion

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