Sample and Hold: Youth Interest in HD Radio
Paragon Media Strategies Second Annual Youth Radio and New Media Study, Spring 2008.
Feel the Power
From generator and UPS back-up to alternative sources, facility power is often-overlooked but mission-critical.
Tips on alternative power supply, road rack wiring, and rubber belts
Alternative power supplies, road rack wiring and rubber belts.
Upbeat Digs
Today, WNYZ, which covers Manhattan, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Northern New Jersey, and Southern Connecticut, brings a new beat to the tri-state area.
Building the New Guild
In 2007 plans were enacted to redesign the equipment layout and improve sound quality in the Ralph Guild Studio, built inside the Paley Center in 1992.
Tips, tricks, hints and more
Big buttons, mic flags and free software.
The 2008 NAB Show, a Review
Because of the size of the convention, it's likely you did not make it to every corner of the exhibits. That's where Radio magazine can help. Through our product wrap-up you can catch up on some of the items you missed.
The Pick Hits of the 2008 NAB Show
The Radio magazine Pick Hits of the 2008 NAB Show are the top 15 new products of the convention as selected by the magazine's Pick Hits panel.
IP Broadcasting and Session Initiation Protocol
Broadcasting over IP is rapidly becoming the paradigm by which broadcasters are planning future broadcast network infrastructures.
Establishing a SIP Connection
Codecs manufactured by members of the Audio-via-IP Experts Group -- AETA, Mayah, Oban/CRL and Tieline -- are SIP compliant. This article details the handshaking communication to establish a reliable connection.
New Products from the 2008 NAB Show
New products from the 2008 NAB Show from AEQ, Arrakis, Audio-Technica, Belden, Broadcast Devices, Broadcast Electronics, Clear-Com Systems, Comrex, Continental Electronics, Deva Broadcast, Edirol, ESE, Harris, HHB, Holophone, Klotz Digital, Nautel, Orban, Pristine Systems, RCS, Sealevel, Sonifex, Vorsis, V-Soft Communications and Wideorbit.
Technology Spotlight: Embedded Exporter
Announced during the 2008 NAB Show, creating the embedded Exporter was a joint effort of the NAB HD Radio Technology Advancement Task Force and Ibiquity, and included the participation of Broadcast Electronics, Continental, Harris and Nautel.
Sample and Hold: HD Radio Rollout
Radio magazine tracks the ongoing rollout of HD Radio
Higher-powered Sidebands
The first difficulty in accommodating increased IBOC sideband levels is that, because of the higher peak-to-average AM component of the IBOC carriers, the transmitter must be derated from Class C saturated FM operation.
Top 10 Tech Tips for successful HD radio installation
Ben Brinitzer has installed a number of HD Radio systems. He shares his top 10 tips for a successful installation
Open Mic: Metadata is the key
Dan Mansergh shares his insight about the importance of program service data, and offers a tip on how to start providing it
Rise of the Console
The reality is that there aren't that many analog consoles made any more, and installing them, in the old-fashioned way, just isn't that economical
Comfort & Sound
When many people hear the term "small market radio" they get a mental image of old, worn-out equipment, shag carpet on the walls and rundown surroundings. WLOH in Lancaster, OH, defies this stereotype
Tips on punching in, light switch modification, mic flags, and fans
Punching in, leaving the light on, mic identity and staying connected
Streamlined Station
When I first assumed the chief engineer duties at WHKP, I inherited a facility that, while beautiful and functional, was aging as far as broadcast equipment. The station had been using a DOS-based automation system since the mid-1990s for traffic and play-out of commercial material
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