Goodbye to the TCB-1A
The TCB-1A, designed by Comrex founder John Cheney, revolutionized analog broadcasting. After 35 years, it’s finally being retired.
Continue Reading In the NewsThe TCB-1A, designed by Comrex founder John Cheney, revolutionized analog broadcasting. After 35 years, it’s finally being retired.
Continue Reading In the NewsThis World Radio Day, we’re joining UNESCO in celebrating the 110 year history of radio, and the way it’s remained part of our lives.
Continue Reading In the NewsIn this video, Chris Crump of Comrex explains how to use the BRIC-Link II IP audio codec with the Rodecaster Pro.
Continue Reading In the News Tom's Tech BlogTo cover the Boston Marathon, Art Collins and his team mounted LiveShot to a motorcycle to provide live coverage using bonded cellular.
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsThomas Bohnet with Tanana Valley TV chose LiveShot for a live newsgathering solution more versatile than a microwave track that would get them in the field fast.
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsLiveShot lets this community media station broadcast video from anywhere, not just where they have cable drops.
Continue Reading In the News User Reports Gear in ActionEarforce, a recording studio based in Amsterdam, uses Opal as an audio interface to help their clients produce podcasts.
Continue Reading In the News User Reports Gear in ActionThe end of an era is upon us. As of January 1st, 2021 – Adobe has stopped supporting Flash Player. So what does this mean for Comrex users?
Read the blog post to learn more about Flash end-of-life and the workarounds/replacements for various Comrex products.
Continue Reading In the NewsLearfield IMG College uses Opal for acquiring audio from play-by-play host talent and producing podcast interviews.
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsGary Langley, chief engineer at Interlochen Public Radio, uses BRIC-Link II for high-quality audio and has been able to get rid of ISDN.
Continue Reading In the News User Reports