(English) 2020 Broadcasting from Home
The Broadcasting from Home eBook. With ‘Working from Home’ being the ‘new normal’ for many radio broadcasters due to the coronavirus emergency, Tieline has put together this eBook to discuss remote options and solutions with a range of broadcasters and audio codec specialists.
The Broadcasting from Home eBook. With ‘Working from Home’ being the ‘new normal’ for many radio broadcasters due to the coronavirus emergency, Tieline has put together this eBook to discuss remote options and solutions with a range of broadcasters and audio codec specialists.
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SOLUTIONS FOR<br />
Working at home<br />
with the Shure MV88+ microphone kit which has proven successful. We also have a<br />
partnership with Telstra in Australia that allows us to use the Lanes 4G service in some<br />
cases, which allows for connection over dedicated 4G/LTE spectrum.<br />
Have your announcers and engineers been able to communicate effectively to<br />
provide support?<br />
Absolutely, engineers are only a video call away which has proven to be a great way to<br />
visually support and guide a user through any issue they might be experiencing.<br />
Have you been able to remote control codec equipment effectively?<br />
Yes, where available we are able to control our codecs remotely using the Cloud Codec<br />
Controller.<br />
How has your team of announcers and engineers adapted to working remotely?<br />
Remote broadcasting is part of our everyday work. It’s something we do regularly as the<br />
talent we have here in Melbourne are all heavily involved in Television and run on very<br />
tight schedules. We have always been prepared to have flexibility in place for talent who<br />
need to broadcast outside of the studio. Where it has been new for other people, they<br />
have taken to it surprisingly well.<br />
How has the equipment performed?<br />
The Tieline equipment has<br />
performed well for us, and provided<br />
we have the same microphones<br />
and processing as the studio, and<br />
a room with minimal reflections, it<br />
tends to not be too different at all to<br />
the studio sound.<br />
Do you foresee that broadcast<br />
workflows may change after the<br />
COVID-19 crisis?<br />
I think it could be totally up to the<br />
broadcaster. We may find that some<br />
may want to come back into the<br />
studio more often once restrictions<br />
ease.<br />
Margaux Parker <strong>from</strong> Triple M Brisbane broadcasting<br />
<strong>from</strong> home<br />
Tieline: The Codec Company<br />
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