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Reliable signal distribution is essential for every broadcaster. For Christian Milling and the team at Milling Broadcast Services, the challenge was to build a distribution network that not only delivers high quality audio, but also remains flexible in the event of technical failures.

From trade shows and roadshows to customer visits and a few personal adventures in between, the 2wcom team spent much of June on the road.

Troubleshooting is an essential part of keeping broadcast operations running smoothly. While our support team is always available to help when needed, many issues can often be identified much faster using the built in diagnostic tools available on 2wcom devices.

In this article, we’d like to introduce you to our Customer Support and show you how easy it is to get in touch with us through our 2wcom Download Center and the 2wcom Support Center.

When Radio Training Network reached out about additional licensing, a real operational deadline had just landed on the table

As part of hsf Studentenradio e.V.’s 75th anniversary, we supported the station with an IP-4c audio codec to strengthen the reliability of their broadcast transmission.

Read the story about how Bjarke joined the 2wcom team at the last Hamburg Open.

IBC shows the highlights. This is everything else we’ve been building.

How do you bring remote commentators into live sports with nothing more than a browser link and still hit broadcast quality?

DAB+ uses HE-AAC — but encoding for it requires more than just a codec. Here's why.

MP3 turns 30 – but is it still the best codec for your application? Discover what matters when choosing audio formats for streaming, broadcasting, and remote contribution.

Ever wondered how audio formats and streaming protocols really impact your AoIP bandwidth?