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Featured Client: RadiOhio
Dispatch Broadcast Group of Columbus, Ohio, owner of WBNS-AM-FM, is a longtime ENCO customer that was seeking to raise operational efficiencies across their six studios, four edit suites, and technical core. Following a mixed-results centralization initiative that KVM-extended DAD workstations from master control to all studios, Greg Armstrong of WBNS reached out to ENCO for a better solution. n came ENCO1 virtualized automation system, along with 21RU of returned rack space, and a multi-thousand dollar long-term cost saving. Learn more about the transition and its benefits for the station below: RadiOhio Virtualizes Automation Core with ENCO Lower long-term costs, immediate gains in operational efficiency across 10 studios brings exceptional value to radio network
New Feature Showcase: WebLib2
Featured Client: GPB
Georgia Public Broadcasting encompasses 18 stations today, with two program streams shared across the widespread network. Mix in the need to fire 18 stations IDs an hour and manage local content insertion for unmanned stations, and it’s no wonder that operations puts emphasis on reliability and ease of use when it comes to automation. Long an ENCO customer, Georgia’s NPR network opted to upgrade to DAD Version 15 this summer in the midst of a complete workflow overhaul. The upgrade provided access to some of DAD’s latest innovations; from automated file transfer via Version 15’s Dropbox utility, to enhanced field production via iDAD mobile connectivity.
DAD at the IRF International Radio Festival
The annual International Radio Festival, now in its sixth year, is the world’s first and only conference to deliberate about the business and production of music radio content – and the radio broadcasters, program directors and managers who curate on-air entertainment.
New Feature Showcase: DAD MultiPlay Mode
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Featured Client: Bonneville
Bonneville Salt Lake City was seeking a way to streamline production workflows and accelerate time-to-air. Chiefly, they wanted to move away from sending studio personnel into the field to record audio; and minimize the need for ISDN lines to bring audio back to the studio. The broadcaster turned to iDAD to record and transfer content from the field direct to its DAD automation system back at the studio. This Radio World feature explores the ease of use and real-world benefits of integrating the free iDAD mobile app into the production workflow. Read the full Radio World story below:
