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Application Focus: Public Radio

Learn some public radio history and see how stations are using ACCESS and BRIC-Link IP audio codecs to produce live and local programming.

Opal Makes Full-Duplex Audio Magic

The podcast team over at “Great Night” gets in-sync with low-delay interaction and audio delivery through the use of the Comrex Opal IP audio gateway.

Application Focus: BRIC-Link for Studio-to-Transmitter Links

When it comes to studio-to-transmitter links (STLs), reliability is the most important factor. BRIC-Link II is an IP audio codec that’s perfect for STLs. Read testimonials from BRIC-Link users in this case study.

Codec Answer Guy Presents: Gagl

We recently announced a new offering coming very soon called Gagl. Learn the basics about our forthcoming cloud service for remote contribution.

Meet the NX Generation of ACCESS

We officially retired our original and second-gen ACCESS Portable and Rackmount codecs. Now, we are manufacturing our newer ACCESS NX Portable and NX Rack. 

Learn about our latest models along with ACCESS MultiRack, a new multi-channel IP audio codec.

Comrex Introduces Gagl, New Cloud Service for Remote Contribution

Read the full press release from Comrex regarding the introduction of Gagl, a new cloud service coming later this year for remote contribution, dated 10-19-2021.

KPBS Stays Flexible With Comrex Codecs

Leon Messenie describes how KPBS uses Comrex LiveShot video codecs and BRIC-Link audio codecs to deliver news to TV, radio and digital.

Messina Connects Hosts of All Experience Levels

Real Side Productions deploys Comrex tools like Opal and the ACCESS NX portable codec for high-quality audio from guests with any background.

#ResilientRadio | Celebrating WCRD 2021

Every year, college stations around the globe join forces for a day to celebrate and bring awareness to the unique and important work they do.

“The New Normal Is Going to Sound Pretty Great”

Comrex Sales Director Chris Crump sat down with Paul McLane of Radio World to talk about the “new normal” of broadcasting.