You will never want to use another logging user interface

Why SML is better:

The SML Player sets SML apart from the competition:

It is Timeline based, so there are no folders, no filenames, just a clock and a Timeline you can drag to the month, day, hour, minute and second you are looking for.
You actually can see the length of the archive and you can see it grow with the recording.
You can access the audio and video just seconds after recording and jump back to the beginning of the archive with one click. The SML Player will start playing the audio (& video) immediately.
The registered metadata is displayed in text-lines and color codes under the Timeline and in color-codes in the Timeline. If you have access to your minute-by-minute PPM ratings you can even display them!
You can add bookmarks allowing sharing and one-click retrieval of marked audio/video and you can export a day, an hour minute or second with one click only. It is so simple that the telephone operator at the front desk cando it.
The SML Player comes in two versions: a dedicated one for Windows and a web based Player for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, OSX and Linux.

Access all logged stations from the stations list.
Fast links to pre-configured stations
The unique timeline based navigator. Just drag the month, day, hour, minute or second line to the audio you want to hear, or use the keyboard shortcuts. With ‘event logging’ you see when the mike was open and with OnAir Integration you even see all metadata from the play-out system… categories such as ‘music’, ‘mike open’, ‘jingles’, ‘commercials’ and songtitles.
Simple playback controls.
Jump to any stored audio using the calendar control.
Metadata from the play-out system are imported in the Logger and displayed in the Timeline and as text lines. Audio can be accessed or selected from there as well.
Insert, categorize and jump to bookmarks allows for even easier navigation.
Export to File. Regions defined by the Mark In and Mark Out buttons can be exported to individual files. Regions can be exported either in their original format, or as PCM audio.

Now the Stirlitz Media Logger – Player also displays the PPM audience ratings for your own station, or the competition…

The red line represents the PPM ratings (we used fake data)
Actual numbers are presented in a seperate box (right-top, after show)
Instant comparison of the rating-numbers for the ‘current’ audio and where the cursor hovers.

Now the Stirlitz Media Logger – Player also displays volume in the Timeline… and mistakes or system hick-ups become even more embarrassing…