Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p IP audio codecs are used to send broadcast-quality audio over IP from remote locations to radio and television studios around the globe. IP codecs are ideal for use in remote broadcasts, as studio/transmitter links (STLs) or for studio-to-studio audio distribution.IP audio codecs use audio compression algorithms to send high fidelity audio over both wired broadband IP networks and wireless 3G, 3.5G and 4G broadband networks.Audio-over-IP has proved itself to be the broadcast network infrastructure of the future, and as a consequence, increasing numbers of broadcasters are migrating to low-cost wired and wireless IP networks instead of older and more costly fixed line technologies such as ISDN, X.21 and POTS/PSTN. ISDN and POTS/PSTN leased lines are also being phased out in Europe and Australia,[citation needed] increasing the push into IP technologies for audio broadcasting.IP networks are more flexible, cheaper to upgrade and just as reliable as older network technologies. As a result, broadcasters using IP codecs are able to design and operate more adaptable audio networks with streamlined workflows and reduced operating costs.. }
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- IP_audio_codec abstract "IP audio codecs are used to send broadcast-quality audio over IP from remote locations to radio and television studios around the globe. IP codecs are ideal for use in remote broadcasts, as studio/transmitter links (STLs) or for studio-to-studio audio distribution.IP audio codecs use audio compression algorithms to send high fidelity audio over both wired broadband IP networks and wireless 3G, 3.5G and 4G broadband networks.Audio-over-IP has proved itself to be the broadcast network infrastructure of the future, and as a consequence, increasing numbers of broadcasters are migrating to low-cost wired and wireless IP networks instead of older and more costly fixed line technologies such as ISDN, X.21 and POTS/PSTN. ISDN and POTS/PSTN leased lines are also being phased out in Europe and Australia,[citation needed] increasing the push into IP technologies for audio broadcasting.IP networks are more flexible, cheaper to upgrade and just as reliable as older network technologies. As a result, broadcasters using IP codecs are able to design and operate more adaptable audio networks with streamlined workflows and reduced operating costs.".