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GatesAir's thought leadership in over-the-air broadcast will be on full demonstration at the 2017 NAB Show next week. We invite our customers and peers to join us in any or all of these compelling panels and presentations on today's most important topics in TV and Radio.
Jay Adrick – The VOA Museum
GatesAir is pleased to announce a limited-time promotion that waives the fee for the optional network analytics tool Intraplex® LiveLook in the IP Link 100P, 200P and 100M products, a $635 value. Additionally, we will be offering this software option at 50% price reduction of $317 for the IP Link 100. Now through June 30th, 2017, all Intraplex IP Link products purchased during will integrate Intraplex LiveLook software for the life of the product.
LiveLook is an off-board network analytics and monitoring software for the IP Link codec platform. It provides a graphical analysis of both real-time and historical network performance data as well as the monitoring of audio streams' state changes and optional email notification capability. The LiveLook software provides a single management application to analyze and monitor all the audio streams of the network. In addition, the tool incorporates report generation capability which analyzes the selected network performance data and recommends the best error protection technique of the IP Link codec to use.
GatesAir is proud to announce a susbtantial FM Radio win in Nepal. State-owned broadcaster Radio Nepal ordered 12 Flexiva FAX air-cooled transmitters, covering power levels up to 2kW to maximize coverage across the complex terrain of Nepal.
The transmitters, expected to go on the air in November 2016, will be installed at the Radio Nepal, Singh Durbar, Kathmandu transmission site. To learn more, please view the media alert!
At the 2016 NAB Show, GatesAir continues its legacy of presenting educational thought leadership papers on trends and developments connected to over-the-air TV and radio broadcasting. It is just one of many ways that GatesAir Connects What's Next for broadcasters worldwide.
From Saturday through Tuesday, GatesAir executives and technologists will present nine papers as part of the Broadcast Engineering Conference. Topics include how the TV spectrum repack will affect both television and radio broadcasters, including RF plant preparations and an FCC spectrum auction update. Additionally, GatesAir thought leaders will present four papers around the next-generation ATSC 3.0 DTV standard, including advanced emergency alerting and an engineering focus on physical layer testing in the field. These are just some of the highlights.
Harris Broadcast and Broadcast Partners have completed the Netherlands' transition to all digital radio. The organizations deployed the nationwide digital audio broadcasting plus (DAB+) solution in a record three months, which included more than 30 Harris Broadcast Maxiva VAX transmitters with web enabled IP-based control and monitoring from the head-end to the transmission stage.
With the government mandate to move to complete national digital radio coverage by 2017, commercial broadcasters saw business advantages in accelerating their program, appointing Broadcast Partners to design, build and run the digital network. Working with Harris Broadcast, the broadcasters were able to meet their targeted date to have the complete network up and running.
After 20 years of operating from a renovated bakery in a residential section of St. Louis, MO, KDHX-FM is preparing to move to a more spacious, upgraded facility in the heart of the city's Grand Center Arts & Entertainment District.
Owned by Double Helix Corporation, a 501(c)3, KDHX 88.1 MHz FM is an increasingly rare, precious form of radio—known as independent/community radio—where DJ's still spin records and play CDs of music they really know and love.
The Harris Broadcast North America Radio roadshow continues this summer with dates in Northeast and Midwest.
Here are details on the next few weeks:
Harris Broadcast's longtime Northeast Regional Radio Sales Manager Brian Szewczyk was presented an award on June 19 from Chapter 14 of the Society of Broadcast Engineers as appreciation for outstanding dedication and service above and beyond the call of duty to the region's broadcast stations.
Congratulations, Brian, from all your colleagues at Harris Broadcast.
The Harris Broadcast North America Radio roadshow continues this summer. The event has already taken the Radio team through California, Arizona, Texas, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Florida and Georgia.
Here are details on the next few weeks:
With a successful NAB 2013 complete, Harris Broadcast is continuing the North America Radio road show. The event has already taken the Radio team through California, Arizona, Texas, Washington, Oregon and Colorado.
Here are details on the next few weeks:
