DEVENS, MA, Dec. 13th, 2016 — Comrex has released Codec Commander, a management and monitoring application for its line of IP audio codecs. Codec Commander provides the same control capability as the company’s existing browser-based tools for individual codec management, but doesn’t use Adobe Flash, making it a good alternative for users who are concerned […]
Continue Reading Press ReleasesDEVENS, MA, Dec. 7th, 2016 — Comrex is proud to announce a new partnership with Lumina Broadcast Systems Australia. Based in Australia, Lumina supplies the latest in technology for digital broadcast, for both television and radio. Comrex is thrilled to partner with the go-to company for digital broadcast needs down under, and to work with […]
Continue Reading In the News Press ReleasesWelcome back to Codec Answer Guy Presents, the series where we address the questions we hear most frequently from broadcast professionals. This month, we’re talking about smartphone apps and hardware codecs. On a very basic level, hardware codecs and smartphone apps do the same thing. Both transmit high fidelity audio over IP networks (public or private […]
Continue Reading In the News Gear in ActionSun Prairie Media Center serves the community of Sun Prairie, WI, by providing original local radio programming. Their programming is created by members of the community. Volunteers can come in and create shows about anything they find interesting. Their programming ranges from music, to community-focused talk shows, to shows about targeted interests like cars, farm-to-table, […]
Continue Reading In the News Gear in ActionWe make three great tools for controlling and interacting with your codecs – Fleet Commander, Codec Commander, and Switchboard. Each one is useful in very different circumstances. So how do you know which tool is right for your use-case? Luckily, we just published a tech note that explains what each one does, and when you might need […]
Continue Reading In the NewsKevin Kinkead, a former U.S. Army Infantryman, and Daniel Taylor, a former U.S. Navy sonar technician and firearms tactician, are walking across the continental United States to bring awareness to the many struggles that veterans face upon returning from duty. We featured their Walk for Veterans in a recent LiveShot ad, and on this Veteran’s […]
Continue Reading In the NewsThink radio has been less important than other media this election season? Think again. Based on recent research, radio has been one of the most powerful campaign tools over the past several years. According to a recent study by Nielsen: Radio reaches over 94% of independent voters in battleground states, across age demographics. (Yes, including […]
Continue Reading In the NewsComrex products like ACCESS, BRIC-Link, and STAC-VIP each serve a rich web page that functions as their main user interface. For a variety of reasons (that were perfectly sound at the time) these pages were designed with the Adobe Flash tool. But Flash has gotten a (not entirely undeserved) reputation in recent years. Its constant need […]
Continue Reading In the News Tom's Tech BlogESPN New Hampshire Radio covers a broad range of both regional and local sports. Afternoon drive shows like “The Stretch Run with Jimmy Murphy” and weekend shows like “The Sports Blast” provide commentary on Boston-based teams. Other shows, like “Friday Night Lights”, supply play-by-play coverage of high school athletics. Regardless of the scope of the […]
Continue Reading In the News User ReportsRecently, Linux users have been warned that the Dirty COW flaw can allow hackers to easily invade and gain full access to a system. While this vulnerability has been around since 2007, it has only been discovered and manipulated recently. Dirty COW is definitely something to worry about for most Linux systems. As Phil Oester, […]
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