With everything being digital nowadays, accurately referring to the digital broadcasting standards that define the technical specifications for transmitting digital broadcast signals is crucial. If
Introduction With more than 275 million people, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. Stretching across more than 17,000 islands, Indonesia presents
In a recent editorial, Brazilian broadcast engineer Ricardo Gurgel highlights the country’s exceptional readiness for rolling out DRM digital radio. With a fully available medium
DRM Digital Radio congratulates Fraunhofer IIS on 30 years of mp3, its successor, open standard technologies (xHE-AAC), and its ongoing contributions to DRM. Thirty years ago,
DRM receiver solutions are a reality today, as DRM AM and DRM VHF chipsets and modules are in production. Progress has been made to create
At the recently concluded BES conference in New Delhi the two senior DRM representatives making DRM presentations stressed that DRM is Indian and that progress
The DRM Consortium members are already gearing up for the major IBC exhibition and conference “Shaping the Future” (show.ibc.org) at the RAI Convention Centre in
Dr. Thamminana Krushna Rao, an enthusiastic DRM Digital Radio Supporter and promoter of the standard in the car industry has just written an article giving
The successful participation of DRM in the 29th edition of BES (Broadcast Engineering Society) Expo International Conference & Exhibition on Broadcast & Media Technology, in New
The Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) Consortium (www.drm.org) ended on a high note its full presence at the 29th edition of BES (Broadcast Engineering Society) EXPO International
In parallel with the BES Exhibition and Conference in Delhi, the publicity campaign led by the DRM supporter and coordinator in India Dr. Thamminana Krishna
The Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) Consortium (www.drm.org) made its presence known from the start of at the 29th edition of BES (Broadcast Engineering Society) EXPO International
In his article of June 11th James Cridland asks if there is a “catch-all standards and services” radio that he could take on his travels,
