| From Radio Magazine |
| November Radio magazine now available
Now available at radiomagonline.com: November issue of Radio magazine. November's issue of Radio magazine features thoughts on station security, a look at 88Nine Radio Milwaukee's studios, a review of HD Radio transmission technology and a first person account of all-digital AM HD Radio tests in Washington. More» |
|
| Sponsored Links |
 More Digital. More Radio. AudioScience's ASI8921/ 8821-5500 series tuner cards offer the most digital radio capabilites: 4 or 8 tuners for analog FM, HD-Radio FM or DAB/DAB+. Record streams in PCM, MPEG-1 layer2 and MP3, while capturing all associated PAD data.
MRX multi-rate recording allows each stream to be sampled at it's own rate. Need more digital radio? Add up to 8 cards in one system.
For information, call AudioScience at +1-302-324-5333, goto www.audioscience.com or email us at salesasi@audioscience.com.
|
| Headlines |
| Projected Sales of NextRadio-Enabled Smartphones Look Promising
Millions of new HTC smartphones are FM-enabled and NextRadio compatible; Motorola's Moto G and Moto E smartphones are similarly able to run NextRadio. The HTC Desire 510, Samsung Galaxy S5, and ZTE Warp Sync will now be available through Sprint Prepaid Plans; the LG Realm and Sharp Aquos Crystal will now be available through Virgin Mobile. More» FCC's Latest AWS Auction Breaks Records
The auction will continue until there are no more bids or waivers in any single round. Verizon and AT&T are predicted to get "the lion's share" of the spectrum. More»
CRA Report: Mobile Broadband Comms Not Replacement for Broadcast Radio
A report released by Commercial Radio Australia (CRA) and written by Professor Reg Coutts (Coutts Communications) finds that mobile broadband communications networks, particularly in regional areas (meaning outside the 5 capital cities of Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Melbourne) are not a replacement for broadcast free-to-air radio. More»
|
|
| Sponsored Links |
 ENCO wants to know: Are you happy with your current automation system? Stop making compromises! ENCO has new solutions that fit your needs and your budget. ENCO Does Radio.
|
| DAB in the News |
| Südwestrundfunk Expands its DAB+ Footprint
German public broadcaster Südwestrundfunk has expanded coverage of its own DAB+ network across the state of Baden-Württemberg. When SWR decided to build its own DAB+ networks, there was little interest from other broadcasters in the area; however, that changed, and SWR added capacity for commercial stations as well. More» Thailand Is Planning for Digital Radio
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) of Thailand will likely adopt DAB for digital radio across the country. It is unclear as to whether the country will use DAB or DAB+. More»
|
|
| Sponsored Links |
 Meet the new GV Series, the culmination of years of Nautel digital/analog transmission innovation. Nautel's field-proven, high-power FM architecture is mated with the industry's most advanced RF technologies and Nautel's award-winning control system to set a new standard for digital performance, efficiency, serviceability and unmatched functionality. Learn more at Nautel.com/GV
|
| Mobile and Streaming |
|
| Sponsored Links |
 For 40 years, ESE has been meeting the Precision Time and Signal Distribution needs of the Broadcast Industry. Product families include GPS based Master Clocks, Audio & Video Distribution Amplifiers, Analog & Digital Displays, NTP Time Servers and Frequency Standards. For further product information please contact us at 310-322-2136.
|
| Radio in the Car |
| Chrysler Now Offers HD Radio in its 2015 '300'
Those purchasing this vehicle will have the HD radio experience in models outfitted with the Uconnect premium 8.4 AN system. The 2015 Model 200 already offers HD radio, and all other Chrysler brands offer it as well, including Jeep, Dodge, Ram and Fiat. More»
The 2016 Fiat 500X Will Feature HD Radio
iBiquity Digital Corporation announced that Fiat will introduce HD Radio receivers in the upcoming 500X model. With this announcement, made during the LA Auto Show, all Chrysler Group brands now offer HD Radio Technology to their drivers. More»
|
|
| Sponsored Links |
 'Award winning V2 transmitters at discounted prices, for a limited time only! Built-in audio processing gives amazing sound and saves you $$$. 'Quick-change parts' and the 'Remote Control App' will take the stress out of running your station. Our money-back guaranteed offers you 100% peace of mind - if you're not happy you can send it back!
|
| |
