[EAS] Activity at the FCC
Tom
Radiofreetom at gmail.com
Sun Jan 23 12:51:10 CST 2011
OK; using the text message to feed a CG; transmitting a child's
picture... these are great for TV and cable... but where's the
advantages to *radio*? And this still doesn't address one of the major
concerns of using the internet as opposed to other, generally vastly
more reliable, methods of delivering the message(s) to *radio*
stations. I believe that the CAP is just someone re-inventing the
wheel... everything except the IP delivery could have been done by
simply upgrading the existing SAME code list; and IP delivery is, as we
all know, subject to interruption at any time even absent an impending
disaster.
k7cr wrote:
> There is a huge job to be done here demonstrating the advantages of CAP at
> the station level. {...] In our recent SBE EAS session where we got into the nitty gritty of our new
> system here I took some time to explain how TV Stations could begin getting
> their crawl info from the same text that's used for the voice message and
> stop using the Header Codes for that purpose. [...]
> Amber is another mission for EAS that can be enhanced via the use of CAP
> (transmission of a child's picture comes to mind)
--
Tom Spencer
PG-18-25453 (nee' P1-18-48841)
http://radioxtz.com/
"If you keep on dancin, and dancin, and dancin...
They're gonna turn the music back ON!" - D. Dragon AKA The Captain
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