WHICH COMPRESSION SYSTEM IS USED? 
MPEG, Layer II, 32K Sample Rate, 96kB/Chan= 5.3:1 ratio, stereo, with .WAV file header.

WHICH AUTOMATION SYSTEMS ARE SUPPORTED?
HBS files usually work with Arrakis, BE-Audiovault, BSI Wavestation, Enco Systems, Media Touch, Pristine, Prophet Systems, Register Data Systems, Smarts Broadcast Systems, Systemation, newer systems from Scott Studios and CartWorks, Music 1, StationPlaylist Studio Pro, Digital Jukebox, and others. But to be absolutely sure: Save our "test file", MPEGTEST.WAV, to check compatibility. DO NOT left click on this link. Place your cursor here, but right-click on your mouse button and select "Save Target As."  Save the file to your hard drive and open it with the same software you use to play music on the air. If that doesn't work, click here: The songs do not have artist/title embedded, but we send data files that you can load into most music scheduling software and then use that to select or schedule the songs. 

DO I HAVE TO SEND MY DRIVE TO YOU? 
No.  For an extra $59, we will purchase a 40-gig (or larger) 7200 RPM EIDE internal hard drive on your behalf and format it.  Or for an extra $99, an 80-gig (or larger) USB 2.0 external drive. The drive is covered by the manufacturer's warranty.  If the drive should fail during the warranty period, return it to us and and we will reload a new drive at half of the original loading fee, with no extra charge for the replacement drive. For larger drives, ATA, or SCSI drives, please email us or call 800-759-4561 or 763-522-6256 for current prices. 

HOW MUCH DRIVE SPACE DO I NEED?
All 4300 songs take up 22 gigs.

IS A DATABASE INCLUDED?
Yes, database of the songs will be loaded onto the drive. It will include Artist/Title/Year/Intro time/Run time/End/ for each song. Data files are supplied in dBase or Excel formats. The data is also supplied in simple ASCII text fixed-field length file or an ASCII CSV file, so it can be imported into the host system for music scheduling, etc. (For details, contact your music scheduling software supplier.) For the file structure, click here:

Where can I find a list of the songs?

Click here for the to view the track listings on your screen.

Click here if you have Excel^TM   Left-click to launch Excel, or right-click and select "save as" to download the file for later viewing. 

Click here to download the dBase file.  (For import into Access^TM , Filemaker^TM , MSWorks^TM , etc.) 

Click here for the license agreement and order form:    

 Whaddaya mean by "for radio broadcast only!!"