FMS Radio Station

Hi, i am a developer like most of you, and i work with a
great team in San Diego
for a radio station, that streams over the internet... we had
great trouble deciding our platform
and recently we decided to stick around with FMS
and developed a flash media server application to have our
live radio station, (www.x1fmradio.com)
and not only that, we also developed all of our in house
tools like dj applications to choose music
and to stream live content from remote locations, (looking
forward to check out FMS 3 to stream live content to FLASH LITE for
mobile support)
and many many other applications that we have to develop as
they merge into our pipeline (which is increasing by the hour)
returning to main topic, we have our music, like any other
terrestrial station, and have live djs that come in at any moment
we DO HAVE FULLY Stereo support from within our LIVE STUDIOS,
also 128KBPS MP3 music, (we do pay royalty's :P)
X1fm is planning on a fully commercial scale, we manage users
and interactivity and plans are to have a fully interactive visual
and audio experience for the end user
the thing we love more about FMS is that we have such a great
performance and scalability that only FMS could provide us
we tried various solutions, and none was as effective as FMS
well, ill stop explaining what we do, we think its better if
you can just experience it yourself and tell us what you think
please feel free to navigate the site (which is currently in
BETA) and listen to the music
we almost have updates every day on everything (thanks to FMS
for that)
anyways if you think we can help you out
please keep those post coming, or if you would like to know
more about x1fm
we will try and help any one out

It should be quite simple to develop such kind of application - it would require bit of server-side coding - nothing but creating server-side playlist which you need to play around. I don't have application read to use - but i'll see if i can find if i have anyone which i or my teammate might have developed.
For now you can have look at below links - i suppose they should be quite helpful for you
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashmediaserver/articles/live_dj_app.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_player_print.html

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