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Comrex Highlights Gagl for Election Coverage

Chris Crump sat down with Paul McLane of Radio World to talk about Comrex’s new service, Gagl – perfect for election coverage.

WebRTC Has Become an Invaluable Tool

Chris Crump (Senior Director of Sales and Marketing) discusses WebRTC’s origins, importance, and implementation in Comrex products and services.

Community Media Month

October is one of our favorite months at Comrex because it’s all about celebrating community media!

We’re excited to observe and take part in several events this month, and to celebrate the broadcasters that make community media happen.

Comrex Products: Proudly Made in the USA

We design and build our products at our manufacturing facility in Devens, Massachusetts. Learn some of the benefits behind choosing Comrex.

Replacing Your ACCESS: With Great Sadness Comes Great Joy

The same commitment and dedication to quality and longevity is waiting in the next generation of Comrex ACCESS IP audio codecs.

2022 NAB Show Recap: Gagl Makes Its Debut, Plus First Look at BRIC-Link III

We debuted Gagl remote contribution software and featured a sneak peek of the next model in our BRIC-Link IP audio codec line at the 2022 NAB Show in Las Vegas.

Application Focus: Audio Solutions for Television

POTS technology is going away. Learn why, when, and what IP-based solutions we have to help TV stations replace their analog phone hybrids and couplers with proven, reliable IP-based alternatives.

The Great Switch-Off: POTS/ISDN Shutdown Imminent in 2022

On top of 3G being phased out by the end of 2022, the transition period to swap from legacy POTS and ISDN lines to IP alternatives ends in August.

Learn why the shutdown is happening and what IP solutions we have to offer to help you make the transition.

Goodbye to 3G: What Broadcasters Need to Know

3G will be no more by the end of 2022. Here are key dates to remember, how to prepare for the shutdown, and what this means for Comrex users.

Application Focus: Public Radio

Learn some public radio history and see how stations are using ACCESS and BRIC-Link IP audio codecs to produce live and local programming.