ComfyUI extension that generates complete radio drama episodes locally, writing scripts, casting voices, composing music, and creating video with optional AI services. Supports multiple languages and runs on NVIDIA, Apple Silicon, or CPU without requiring API keys.
Hyperbolic navigation is a radio-based system that determines location by measuring timing differences of signals from synchronized beacon transmitters, producing hyperbolic curves that intersect to pinpoint position. First used for acoustic artillery detection in World War I, hyperbolic radio systems like Gee, Decca, and LORAN were widely deployed in the mid-20th century until GPS and satellite navigation replaced them in the 1990s.
CrabBoss is radio automation software featuring a stereo engine with crossfading, background decoding, and Auto-DJ continuity. It includes true PFL cueing, playlist building, Icecast/Shoutcast streaming support, scheduler with ad blocks, SQLite-based music library with search and auto-sync, and DSP tools including EQ, limiting, and loudness normalization.
Researchers successfully decrypted a German Army Enigma message from July 10, 1941, requesting a route of march and immediate radio response. The message was recovered by identifying repeated plaintext phrases and machine settings, revealing the sender's location as Rosenow and signature as Waschbusch.