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“Users Explore the Power of AoIP”

Daniel Berdiel with SiriusXM has relied on ACCESS codecs like MultiRack and NX Portable for broadcast continuity during the pandemic.

Comrex Announces Partnership with HHB

Read the full press release from Comrex announcing a distribution partnership with HHB Communications for the United Kingdom, dated 5-4-2021.

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.

What the Flash?!

The 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.

The Next Best Thing 2020 Media Tour: What Broadcasters Are Saying

The #NextBestThing is the tradeshow that comes to you! Hear what broadcasters are saying about the media tour.

Candelaria Broadcasts from Home with Opal

In order to continue transmitting excellent audio to its listeners during the pandemic, Candelaria uses Opal to remotely produce programming.

Keeping Neumann University Connected With “Coronacasts”

When Neumann University shut down due to COVID-19, station manager Sean McDonald wanted to find a way to keep students connected.

When Everything Stops, Radio and Television Continue

Here’s how some Comrex customers are adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic and broadcasting from home using our IP-based solutions.

Bonneville Sacramento Builds Remote Broadcast Kits for Pandemic

Jason Ornellas, Director of Engineering for Bonneville Sacramento, adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic by building remote broadcast kits. See what makes up his turnkey solution for home studios.

“Karson & Kennedy” Launch “Feed The Front Lines Fridays”

The “Karson & Kennedy” team is asking listeners to purchase lunches from a local restaurant to be delivered to healthcare workers on the front lines.