Remotes via IP
In the January Trends in Technology I discussed the difference between TDM and IP in the context of a station's STL system. I asserted that with a LAN
Livewire University Heads to Philadephia
Axia Audio has teamed with Broadcasters General Store and Radio Systems to bring a free Livewire University workshop to Philadelphia on Feb. 15, 2008.
Axia, TAB present IP University in Nashville
Axia Audio's IP University, which debuted at the 2007 NAB Radio Show, is designed specifically for broadcast engineers who want to familiarize themselves with IP audio networks.
Newest Axia Partners: Adeuxi Activity and IP-Studio
French broadcast integrator and playout system provider Adeuxi Activity and its newly-inaugurated IP-Studio integration division are the newest additions to Axia Audio’s list of international partners.
A break from Tradition: Using IP for an STL
A station's studio to transmitter link (STL) is an integral part of its mission-critical transmission system, linking the site that generates the program material to the transmitter location itself. As such, the quality and reliability of STL equipment has always been of paramount importance. One critical aspect of an STL system has historically been lack of contention in its use.
Tieline Joins Group of Audio-via-IP Experts
Codec manufacturer Tieline Technology has joined the Audio-via-IP Experts Group as a technology provider advising on the interoperability of audio codecs when broadcasting over IP.
Axia Updates IP Audio Driver
Axia Audio has released version 2.4.8.12 of its IP audio driver for Windows.
Axia debuts online IP-Audio Forum
Broadcasters who want to discuss and learn more about IP-Audio can now visit the Axia online IP-Audio Forum
Axia Releases Update for IP-Audio Driver
Audioscience, Axia Partnership Produces Livewire Adapter
Audioscience and Axia Audio announced a partnership in January of this year. Four months later, Audioscience will debut the results of that venture at NAB2007; the ASI6585 Axia Livewire PCI adapter.
APT Releases Guide to IP Audio Networking
With so many broadcasters now considering IP as a viable and cost effective means of transporting audio, APT has joined the debate by publishing a booklet entitled A Practical Guide To IP Audio Networking.
Axia Updates IP-Audio Driver
Axia Audio has released a new version of its IP-audio driver for Windows. Version 2.4.7.3 is an incremental upgrade that addresses several usability and performance issues.
A remote remodel
When building a new remote broadcast system, find the correct balance between functionality and ease of use.
Field Report: Barix Technology Instreamer, Exstreamer
Barix manufactures TCP/IP-based network amplified audio products that can be used within local area networks and over the Internet.
On the Air In the Air with Peter Greenberg
Peter Greenberg broadcasted his radio talk show, Travel Today with Peter Greenberg, from a jet flying from Frankfurt Germany to New York via the Internet.
Taking the show on the road
As technology has progressed, broadcasters have found ways to use improved technologies in unique ways to make remote broadcasts sound as good as being in the studio, but with the convenience of lighter and more flexible equipment.
Field Report: Comrex BRIC
On an unseasonably warm and sunny New England day, the Comrex engineering team set forth boldly to test BRIC on as many publicly available hotspots as possible.
Field Report: Audio TX STL-IP
With telephone companies less willing to support dedicated equalized broadcast lines, and in some areas reluctant to setup new ISDN service, the challenges for getting audio from here to there are becoming greater. So what can you do?
Field Report: Audio TX Multiplex
The Aduio TX Multiplex application provides the ability to broadcast multiple audio channels over a LAN.
Field Report: AudioSonix
Lee Shepherd reviews this audio transport system.
IP multicast
The Internet is based on a layered protocol model. Each layer provides specific services and has particular responsibilities. The Internet protocol, or
Telos Systems and Omnia equip XM Satellite Radio
The satcaster installs telephone interfaces and audio processing.
