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BE, MDO UK Partner on IP STL
Quincy, IL - Apr 16, 2007 - Broadcast Electronics (BE) unveiled its new studio-to-transmitter product for live audio over IP networks. The Audio TX STL-IP is manufactured by MDO UK Broadcast, a codec and media delivery company in the UK, and is offered in the United States exclusively through Broadcast Electronics. The STL unit is capable of receiving and sending audio using point-to-point UDP or TCP/IP and point-to-multipoint UDP multicast networks, making it an affordable choice for distribution of live or shared programming for radio station groups.
In addition to Audio TX STL-IP, BE offers the Big Pipe broadband transport for wideband, multi-path applications.
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