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(English) 2019 eBook

The Latest Trends in Remote IP Codecs - IP has become the predominant technology for streaming live remote broadcasts. This eBook outlines the latest innovations delivering flexible and powerful solutions to broadcasters around the world.

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TO SIP OR NOT TO SIP, THAT IS<br />

THE QUESTION…<br />

Tieline Insider decided to<br />

grill Jacob Daniluck, Tieline’s<br />

Technical Sales Specialist<br />

Americas, about the<br />

importance of SIP and why<br />

and when you should use<br />

it. Plus, we asked for some<br />

tips on how to get connected<br />

more easily over SIP.<br />

Insider:<br />

Jacob what is SIP and why is it important to broadcasters?<br />

Jacob:<br />

Well SIP has been around for a while now and basically it’s the EBU N/ACIP standard<br />

of interoperability that allows different IP codec brands to interconnect. It’s important to<br />

broadcasters for two main reasons. First, if you have Tieline codecs and another broadcaster<br />

you are connecting to has say Comrex codecs, it allows you to connect both brands and<br />

seamlessly stream IP audio between them. Another reason is that you may have existing<br />

codecs from one manufacturer, but want to purchase from another manufacturer, SIP<br />

allows you to connect between both – which extends the life of older codecs and allows<br />

flexibility when upgrading the broadcast plant.<br />

Insider:<br />

How easy is it to connect over SIP?<br />

Tieline: The Codec Company<br />

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