[BC] Equipment Question

[Mark W Earle]

> As I stated, the station is in SW Connecticut. The GM wants to carry 
> a LIVE  
> program from Northern New Jersey. He has a friend who is a DJ that 
> wants to be 
>  on the station.
>  
> Obviously, POTS is out due to the poor quality for continuous music  

I dunno. If you use Tielines, they do pretty well for music - mono, one
POTS line. You can install two modems, use two lines, and get stereo. We
use these for sports and live broadcasts from a club. Works very well.
Somewhat Price. We have Commander G3's. Tieline offers a number of
upgrade options, and some new over IP codecs/ products you might look in
to. If you have broadband at both ends, that might permit IP. 


> 
> programming
> A Windows Media Encoder or Shotucast stream MIGHT work, but the lag 
> is a  
> b*itch.
>  
> Any other ideas? These guys are on a tight budget. Any idas, tips or 
>  
> suggestions are appreciated.
> 
> You may email me off-list if you  wish!
> 
> Thanks
> Paul B. Walker, Jr.
> _www.walkerbroadcasting.com_ (http://www.walkerbroadcasting.com)   
> 
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Mark
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