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InfoComm 08 - Las Vegas

info@digigram.com — Tue, 13 May 2008 9:11:36 -0400

Meet the Digigram Team at InfoComm, Las Vegas. June 18-20, booth #C5556

NAB Show - meet IQOYA

info@digigram.com — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 16:05:28 -0400

NAB Show 2008
Digigram just introduced today IQOYA, a comprehensive product ecosystem of IP audio hardware equipment and software solutions.

Read the official Press Release.

NAB Show - Digigram IP Audio solutions for broadcasters

info@digigram.com — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:59:35 -0400

At NAB 2008, Digigram will unveil a range of solutions that will change the way broadcasters hear IP audio transport. Hardware or software-based, local, national or global, Digigram will help broadcasters make the move to IP transport infrastructure with confidence.

Join us in Las Vegas next week, booth #N9025

IP Audio Interoperability?

info@digigram.com — Tue, 8 Apr 2008 6:27:42 -0400

Broadcasters and Equipment vendors lead the way!

Ready to go IP? One of the main features you are probably looking for is interoperability among various manufacturers� devices.
Not only do you wish to protect your future investment, but the usefulness of a codec increases dramatically with the number of possible connections it can make.

For that reason, the N/ACIP group of the European Broadcast Union (EBU) decided to promote open technical standards and interoperability best practices for the benefit of broadcasters and consumers.
With input from participating Broadcasters and manufacturers such as Digigram, we now have he EBU Tech Spec-3326 that will help guide the way forward.

Among the prerequisites for interoperability, the N/ACIP group considered:

Transport protocols
The encapsulation of audio frames, loss recovery mechanisms are all based on existing RFCs, which are open standards.

Audio coding
Coding/decoding algorithms and bitrates. There are some algorithms such as 16, 20 & 24 bit PCM, ITU G.711 and G722, and ISO MPEG1/2 L2 that are considered �mandatory�, while others are recommended or optional.

Signaling
Session control, connection setup and codec negotiation. Many standards such as SIP/SDP/SAP have been adopted from the Voice over IP (VoIP) industry.

So, whatever your choice, make sure you are going with Tech Spec-3326 conforming hardware or software!
Read more in this PDF document and on the EBU website.

NAB Show - RadioWorld Preview by Carl Lindemann

info@digigram.com — Mon, 7 Apr 2008 10:38:46 -0400

An NAB Show preview by Carl Lindemann (RadioWorld), focusing on future IP Audio solutions.
Carl Lindemann interviewed Digigram's Strategic Marketing Director, Eric L. Richardson.

Read the full interview.

The LX1616ES, little sister to the proven LX6464ES sound card.

info@digigram.com — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 12:17:33 -0400

Little sister to the proven LX6464ES sound card which can exchange simultaneously 64 channels from and 64 channels to an EtherSound network, the LX1616ES can transmit and receive up to sixteen EtherSound channels, thus connecting computer-based audio applications to a 100Mb/s EtherSound network via a single CAT5 cable.
Read the full story here.

IP Audio with Digigram PYKO + Audio Manager

info@digigram.com — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 8:52:38 -0400

Digigram is introducing PYKO, a range of professional IP Audio endpoints and an advanced software solution that will help build clever and manageable digital audio networks. More after the jump.

Meet Digigram at Pro Light & Sound, Frankfurt

info@digigram.com — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 9:32:16 -0500

Pro Light & Sound – Frankfurt, Germany
March 12-15, 2008
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Hall 8.0 – Booth D36

IP and/or EtherSound?
...Introducing a new approach to building smarter audio systems...

PCX soundcards: new generation, enhanced features, lower prices

info@digigram.com — Fri, 8 Feb 2008 5:02:16 -0500

We improved our costs: good
You get lower prices: very good
Enhanced PCX features: excellent

> Read more...

Digigram and Barix partner for a new EtherSound variation.

info@digigram.com — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 4:50:49 -0500

EtherSound technology developer Digigram has defined a new variation of the technology: ES-100/spkr. This new flavor can coexist and interoperate with ES-100 or ES-Giga networks but is clearly targeted at markets such as Public Address or PA/BGM. Barix, a major player in these markets is the launch partner.

“Barix is pleased to join Digigram in its efforts to bring the exceptional audio quality and platform efficiency of the EtherSound™ protocol to new markets,” said Johannes G, Rietschel, CEO and Founder of Barix AG. “Barix has succeeded in implementing ES-100/spkr technology in software in the Audio Devices in record times, which enables our customers to use Barix products in either IP or EtherSound environments”. [...] Read the full story.

Best Wishes!

info@digigram.com — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 10:53:38 -0500

Wishing you the very best this holiday season and a healthy and happy New Year! - the Digigram Team -

Digigram EtherSound solutions: Macau, Dec. 5th

info@digigram.com — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 4:18:17 -0500

EAD, our exclusive distributor for China & Hong Kong will be holding a Network Audio seminar in Macau, Dec 5th.
Contact EAD for additional details on how to attend.

So... what exactly is Visiblu?

info@digigram.com — Thu, 8 Nov 2007 10:34:14 -0500

55 seconds to understand. Play the short presentation .

ENCO + Digigram = IP Audio, Embedded Automation Control

info@digigram.com — Thu, 8 Nov 2007 3:19:15 -0500

ENCO and Digigram have deployed a software-centric approach to the diverse requirements of routing live streams of audio over IP (AoIP). For the first time, the audio stream contains both the audio payload and embedded automation control for both the source and destination. Read more.

Case study: EtherSound runs rings round Nagai Stadium

info@digigram.com — Mon, 5 Nov 2007 10:59:37 -0500

Nagai Stadium in Osaka recently became the first stadium in Japan to boast a fully digital audio network and control system following a major upgrade of the existing 15 year-old facilities. The massive project, under the direction of consultant and system designer Yoshiteru Mimura of M&H Laboratory Co. Ltd., based in Kyoto, with installation by Panasonic, provides comprehensive control and EtherSound audio distribution via a Gigabit network in a redundant ring topology comprising 2.5 km of fiber.

More after the jump.