They came dashing in at the last minute like knights in shining armour. Andrew, the Manager and Liam, the Technician from SIREN/FM, University of Lincoln, keep to their word and although not being here in person, perform the incredible and help sort out technical issues using a remote access computer system. It was a totally exhausting but great week. The satellite receivers are working with BBC World Service and Radio Netherlands coming in loud and clear, I've downloaded many audio files for use in programs, the test daily finance update is recorded and despite initial problems with the sound cards we're getting close to scheduling regular programs that will be streamed online. Radio Aquitaine is finally coming together; slowly the content is building.
At IUT Bordeaux University IV - Clive (local advertising), Pascal (Head Uni technician) and I work via remote access with SIREN/FM at the Uni of Lincoln.
I've worked hard all week, finishing at the University at six tonight leaving Liam in Lincoln, via remote access, solving a scheduling problem. Incredible. My spirits are lifted, and my energy and commitment to the station restored. Next step - regular local programs. Thank you Andrew and Liam from SIREN/FM, Pascal and Alain from IUT Bordeaux University IV for setting up the system, my french neighbour Cyrille for computer advice and David from World Radio Paris for encouraging me to keep the dream alive.
At IUT Bordeaux University IV - Clive (local advertising), Pascal (Head Uni technician) and I work via remote access with SIREN/FM at the Uni of Lincoln.
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