Radio Automation, Live Automated Captioning & Broadcast Solutions

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What We Do

Radio Solutions

The world renowned and award winning ENCO automation engine is the most flexible, powerful, and reliable radio automation system on the planet.

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Television Solutions

Reduce your operating costs over night with automatic real-time video captioning, instant audio playout, and TV-channel-in-a-box solutions.

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A/V Applications

Get broadcast-quality sound and video at your next live event, or create open captions in real time to accommodate your hearing-impaired audience.

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Beyond Broadcast

Concerts, government assemblies, corporate meetings, worship services, and retail environments take advantage of ENCO's flexible automation and mission-critical reliability.

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Featured Products

Some of our most popular products, found in the control rooms of multinational broadcasters and community stations alike. Browse our entire product catalog by clicking the button below.

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Featured ENCO Clients

Our clients are our number one priority, and we owe our continued success to them. Hear what they have to say about ENCO.

Liquidation Channel

The Liquidation Channel is a 24/7 home shopping cable TV network based in Austin, Texas that reaches more than 80 million households in the U.S. and Canada and recently switched to using enCaption. “For us, the biggest selling feature of this closed captioning system is the cost,” said Jeremy Mott, senior broadcast engineer for the Liquidation Channel. “When it comes to live closed captioning, especially for a 24/7 broadcast network like this, you can be looking at a multi-million-dollar investment to retain a live captioning service. But with enCaption, we can have live closed captioning around the clock for an affordable monthly fee, making it a very cost-effective way to caption 24/7 broadcasts.”

"A very cost-effective way to caption 24/7."

-Jeremy Mott, Liquidation Channel

Dash Radio

Dash Radio delivers 65 radio stations to listeners worldwide, and automates its entire playout network using DAD automation. The customized DAD platform allows Dash Radio to drive up to 12 stations from a single workstation, dramatically reducing operational costs while enabling the same automated workflow power of a terrestrial radio network. Advanced features such as remote voice tracking and Dropbox-based file transfer eliminate the challenges of working with DJs broadcasting around the world.

“Their flexible model allowed us to launch with 50 stations and quickly scale to 65 at a very reasonable cost. The reliability has been off the charts,” said John Halterman, Dash Radio’s President of Operations. “We are pushing this system very hard, and DAD really delivers. This is a rock-solid platform.”

"This is a rock-solid platform."

-John Halterman, Dash Radio

Radio Magic

Radio Magic has been an ENCO customer since 1993. The two-station FM network serving southern Italy has long relied on DAD to simplify workflows and reduce costs and labor. “We were the first broadcasters in the world to leverage a fully automated radio system from a single PC,” said Radio Magic General Manager Raffaele Barbieri. Radio Magic has now taken automated workflow simplicity further with the integration of ENCO’s Ensemble Music Scheduler and enCloud toolset.
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“DAD has always worked well for us, and has simplified our work from both a time and staff point of view; without it, we would need at least 12 operators just to manage our on-air operation alone,” said Barbieri. “The new tools are as intuitive as the DAD applications we have added in the past, with a quick learning curve that allowed us to integrate them into our operation immediately. Because of this efficiency, we continue to save a great deal of money in regards to content management and on-air playout across the Radio Magic network.”