Welcome to the Fall Product Must Sees

Product innovations in media technology are still making news as industry events continue to happen virtually. This special fall promotional guide offers a look at some of these "must see" products.

The cost-effective SIP Opus Codec by Barix encodes and decodes audio signals using the efficient Opus compression format. It combines low latency and excellent audio quality with built-in error and jitter correction, all at reasonable bitrates.

SIP negotiation eliminates the need for public, static IP addresses at each end of the link. Endpoints don’t need to know each other’s IP addresses; they simply “dial” a registered SIP address to start the connection process. This enables you to keep everything behind your firewall, significantly increasing security.

And like all Barix devices, the SIP Opus Codec integrates seamlessly into multivendor environments.

Camera One is the brand new visualization solution from Broadcast Bionics enabling all radio stations to quickly and easily create live video streams and sharable video clips. For 10 years Bionics has helped broadcasters achieve millions of likes, views and shares and now Camera One delivers this same functionality in a way that anyone can use and everyone can afford.

Setup and operation are quick and easy using Camera Ones intuitive html5 interface. Camera One brings automated camera switching, graphic generation, recording, streaming and sharing within the reach of every studio.

BW Broadcast’s industry-leading and innovative FM transmitters are packed full of standard features like an RDS encoder, audio processing, and web remote with SNMP. No other compact transmitter packs as much as our standard. Matched with ultra-efficient technology ensuring that your broadcast sounds great, our transmitter range also has efficient power consumption, which contributes to the reduction of our environmental footprint.

Available in 1U and 2U chassis with power range from 30W up to 1 kW, our transmitters not only take up less rack space, but they also save money with reduced shipping costs to our customers worldwide. 

Under the overarching theme “DRM — Advanced Radio for All,” the DRM Consortium has planned for a virtual showcase to present the practical advances of DRM in various parts of the world and the recent improvements to the DRM performance, equipment and receivers. DRM is offering more news and entertainment program choice, as well as the increasingly necessary access to distance education and emergency warnings, while ensuring full country coverage with increased energy savings and spectrum efficiency

Planned for September 9 (1000–1200 UTC) this special showcase will bring together specialists and practitioners from India, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Germany, Pakistan, China and Brazil, among others, to present to you DRM implementation and innovation as well as working and available receivers. The two-hour event will be a mixture of live presentations, videos, questions and answers, both immersive and exciting. Registration is completely free and open now.

Meet the CallMe family of low-cost IP audio codecs from Vortex. No more apologies “for the quality of the line.” CallMe Click-&-Connect puts guests, contributors and reporters live on-air by connecting them to your existing IP audio codec without the need for them to have special hardware or software, providing stable 15 kHz live two-way audio accessible through their web browser. CallMe-diRECt securely links two browsers providing live 15 kHz audio plus GDPR-compliant web recording in case of connectivity issues.

And finally, CallMe-T is our low-cost hardware IP codec with SmartStream for multi-destination simultaneous connectivity. Compatible with most IP audio codecs, with balanced stereo plus USB audio for connecting a USB headset or mixer, it is ideal as a backend for CallMe or for home studio use.