Alan Hughes, technical expert from Australia explores the advantages of DRM over hybrid radio. The letter published in leading industry publication Radio World, in response to an earlier article published, “Hybrid Radio Making Strides”. Read here...
KTWR has started regular DRM broadcasts to four different regions. All programmes will be in English and will run from 5th August to the end of the A19 broadcast season, 31st October. The broadcast Schedule is as follows: Transmission changes effective from 12 September ...
Association of Radio Operators for India (AROI) is the official association of the private commercial radio stations in India. process made up of 28 commercial radio stations. At present, these commercial radio stations are broadcasting in analogue FM and it is understood that they cover...
Under the overarching theme “DRM - Smart Radio For All” the DRM Consortium has planned for two interactive sessions to look at the practical implementation of DRM in various parts of the world. The focus of the sessions will be equally on receivers and exciting receiver solutions. The first event convened...
In a recent tweet, the top boss of All India Radio, the Indian radio and television public broadcaster, announced that the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s monthly radio address to the nation “Maan Ki Baat”, is now available on DRM. Prime Minister @narendramodi’s Mann Ki Baat on...
Mr Yogendra Pal, Hon Chairman of the DRM India Chapter, explores the life saving emergency warning functionality (EWF) available with DRM technology. Read more ...
All India Radio (AIR) has a large network of 35 MW DRM transmitters out of which 2 (Delhi and Chennai) are broadcasting in pure DRM and remaining 33 in simulcast mode with pure DRM for 1 hour daily. Over 15 lakh (1.5 million) vehicles in India...
In the next month, Russia will begin DRM test in the VHF band. The DRM technology will be presented together with the Russian companies DIGITON, TRIADA TV and leading DRM technology companies Fraunhofer IIS, RFmondial and leading car infotainment chip maker NXP, all key members of...
On June 1st the capital of Hungary, Budapest, started being covered by DRM signals in shortwave. This is the culmination of a long technological development of radio broadcasting in Hungary, which started already in the early 1890s. The DRM standard had just been ITU recommended in...
The Digital Radio Mondiale Consortium participated for the first time in the Meeting of regional Broadcasting organizations and Transmitting equipment manufacturers (MBT) hosted by Antenna Hungária Zrt. At the MBT conference, the Consortium representatives had a chance to update participants with the latest DRM developments across the world showing...
