Open Mic
Every radio engineer has his favorite songs that he uses to adjust a station's processing or evaluate performance.
Case Study: Installing multicast
Broadcasters have sought the killer application for FM HD Radio, and at first glance it looked like program-service data was going to be it.
Digital radio? What's that?
Radio has its work cut out for it because HD Radio is the best-kept secret.
One step closer
Let NRSC-5 determine the basic operation of the system, which it has done. The added features and enhancements are needed, but they can wait until the next standards-setting announcement.
Maximized data
Data networks have extended beyond basic bit shuffling. They now have support applications for nearly every function of the station.
Installing AM IBOC
The basic installation of an AM IBOC transmitter is similar to that for an FM IBOC installation with varying exceptions required by the different system
Digital Radio Glossary
The data aspect of HD Radio includes lots of new terms and abbreviations. Here are some of the more common abbreviations and terms that you will likely encounter.
Three (HD Radio terms) for the show
Three terms can summarize most of the discussion heard at the convention.
The extra bits in IBOC
Data has always been a part of the IBOC plan, but it is just being recognized for its current and future capabilities.
All uphill for IBOC
Radiomagazine readers share their views on digital radio and potential engineering talent.
Open Mic
We asked two industry professionals about their station's data capabilities. Read what they said.
Standards in data
An informal standard for data services is defined by ID3, which grew from the popularity of MP3 files and the desire to include information about the audio within the file.
PADding the truth
One obstacle in displaying PAD from an automation system is that the information entered into the system may not have been keyed in a form that is suitable for the public.
Digitized and confused
I steered the sales people at a couple of local electronics dealers to terrestrial, digital receivers without using the terms IBOC, HD Radio or the dreaded high-definition radio and was told the that the receivers did not exist, that stores had head units but not the receiver unit or that the store had no plans to carry these units.
IBOC's real return
Perhaps the answer to the return on investment for IBOC lies in its ability to keep pace with the emerging services.
Advanced DAB
Find out what your constituents think about hot topics in radio.
Random Sample
Would you pay for an HD Radio receiver if it had more channels of public radio than traditional FM?
NAB2005 The Technical Sessions
The Broadcast Engineering Conference enters its 59th year by presenting topics that cover the entire range of radio broadcast engineering at NAB2005.
Catching up with the mail
Find out what your constituents think on various topics.
FM IBOC site preparation
What steps should you take when constructing a new facility for IBOC?
One is Good, Two are Better
Prepare for multichannel IBOC
Open Mic
Radio industry professionals share their thoughts on IBOC SAC.
How Tomorrow Radio Works
Supplemental audio is poised to be one of the first data services used in HD Radio and is a key differentiator from the current analog service.
Digital alternatives
While a single digital transmission standard has not yet been adopted by the FCC, the industry has already begun moving to IBOC. Despite this, HD Radio isn't the only game in town.
Sound all around
IBOC in Surround Sound: A look at the technologies in development.
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