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- 2025 BEITC Proceedings
- Broadcast Positioning System (BPS): Resilience and Precision
- Resilience, Safety and Protection for Broadcast Service
- Cybersecurity for Broadcasters
- Streaming Improvements: Low Latency and Multiview
- Embracing the Cloud: Transforming Broadcast Operations with ATSC 3.0 and Broadband Technologies
- Enhancing Video Streaming Quality and Efficiency
- 5G in Broadcast Spectrum and Video Quality Metrics
- Getting the Most out of ATSC 3.0
- AI Applications: Captions, Content Detection and Advertising Management
- Immersive Audio, Satellite and OTT Delivery
- Innovations in Live Production and Broadcast Workflows
- IP Networks and the Broadcast Chain: Fast Friends
- AI Applications: Sports, Newsrooms and Archives
- Making ATSC 3.0 Better than Ever
- AM Radio: Measurements and Modeling
- Making Radio Better Than Ever
- Brigital: Integrating Broadcast and Digital
- Production Advancements: Avatars and Immersive Content
- 2024 BEITC Proceedings
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- 2021 BEITC Proceedings
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Making Radio Better Than Ever
Creating a High-Quality, Efficient Visual Radio System Without Breaking the Bank - $15
Date: March 21, 2025Topics: 2025 BEITC Proceedings, Making Radio Better Than EverThe evolution of radio broadcasting has been remarkable, with significant technological advancements shaping the way we consume media. From its humble beginnings as an audio-only medium, radio has transformed into a dynamic and interactive platform, incorporating visual elements to enhance the listener experience. The integration of video into radio broadcasts, commonly known as “visual radio” has created new opportunities for broadcasters to engage audiences. However, building a high-quality visual radio system need not come with a prohibitive price tag. With thoughtful planning and the right technology, it’s entirely possible to create a cost-effective visual radio system that delivers professional results.
Fabio Gattari, Alex Gattari | Etere | Singapore
Digital-Only Boosters for HD Radio Single-Frequency Networks - $15
Date: March 21, 2025Topics: 2025 BEITC Proceedings, Making Radio Better Than Ever2025 NAB BEIT Conference Proceedings Best Paper Award Winner
While analog FM and hybrid HD Radio boosters in Single Frequency Networks (SFNs) have been widely studied, deployed, and discussed, this paper will explore experimental observations of the first fielded high-power IBOC digital-only booster using off-the-shelf Gen4 HD Radio™ hardware. What makes this different from existing installations is that the booster transmits a digital-only MP1 signal with no host analog FM component. Topics include potential applications, appropriate timing of implementations, and impact on analog and digital signal performance in the field.
Alan Jurison | Independent Consultant | Syracuse, N.Y., United States
Jeff Baird, Mike Raide | Xperi | Columbia, Md., United States