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Tritium Client
The upcoming Radioscape Tritium client is perhaps the biggest change in digital radio broadcasting since the development of DAB+ technology. Following hot on the heels of the successful Tritium hardware launch, the Tritium client is a radical, innovative departure from the industry standard.
Featuring an integrated client with remote and web access, easy tab navigation and simple and clean interface, the Tritium client will provide a seamless and intuitive user experience that, through a clever layout and browsing functions can provide deep and detailed reporting that is easily accessible to engineers whilst not detracting from the simple user interface.
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ETIC Card
The latest innovation to the tritium hardware system is the Radioscape ETIC card. This interesting new development does away with the need for an expensive, unreliable and fragile PCIe card and replaces it with a purpose built board in a standard form. Featuring dual inputs and outputs, a dedicated GPS receiver and a standardised size to facilitate easy system integration in the Tritium range, the ETIC card is the next step in providing a fully modular and easily extendable rack system
Doing away with the need for external NTP servers & time stamping, the ETIC card provides precise UTC time along with the 10Mhz, 1pps signal required for digital broadcasting. The I/O sockets can work simultaneously and for ETI switching applications there is a useful bypass mode... Read More
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Broadcast System V6.1
December sees the launch of the final version of the Radioscape Broadcast System V6. Version 6.1 builds upon the market leading broadcast system in use around the world adding Multichannel support, enhanced reporting and statistical analysis and configurable announcements. Now in use across Australia and to be steadily rolled out across the many Radioscape multiplex systems broadcasting DAB the continued development of the key piece of software underlines Radioscape’s ongoing commitment to providing its customers with feature rich, stable and user friendly software. Read More
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Service Linking
With the shift towards digital standards progressing swiftly across Europe, Broadcasters and receiver manufacturers are increasingly looking for ways to incorporate both digital radio and legacy systems like FM into a seamless listening experience. The Radioscape service linking module provides a simple and powerful means to do just that.
Based around a simple and intuitive user interface, the Radioscape service linking module allows you to easily create the full range of service linking FIGs and uses the Radioscape FIG Socket Bridge (FSB) to insert them into the multiplex system. Featuring Wizards and editors to speed up the link creation process, easily configured remote access, the service linking module gives you exactly the tools you need to deliver the best possible listening experience to your users... Read More
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Market Developments
Q4 has seen several significant developments in the digital radio market – the intervening months since IBC has seen several countries underlining their commitment to digital radio with annou8ncments of new services, trials and regulation. Spain, the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Italy are just a few major economies opening their doors to new digital radio – signalling huge growth in the industry in 2012.
Recent industry meeting such as the World DMB Marketing Committee have seen broadcasters and infrastructure providers from many countries confirming their commitment to DAB radio, Senior Policy Adviser at Dutch Public broadcaster NPO stated “NPO is committed to DAB+ and a tender for a maximum of 20 DAB+ radio stations ... has been sent to TED for publication today” this sentiment is echoed by Dr Bertram Hock, Director of Broadcast Receivers at BMW "So now digital radio is developing, I am sure that it will soon be available as standard in vehicles throughout Germany"... Read More
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