Ferncast announced today the launch of his audio transmission devices fernStudio and fernStation in Europe

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The tests done by CBC on fernStudio and fernStation yielded significant results.

Online PR News -29 October 2019 – Aachen, Germany

For immediate release

Ferncast confirmed that the Cologne Broadcasting Center (CBC) had been testing since 2018 both prototypes of fernStudio and fernStation. CBC has started to migrate them from test procedures to daily operation for their important live events. CBC has tested Ferncast audio transmission devices in various constellations over the years and has given valuable feedback to Ferncast. The developers from Aachen explained that this input has helped to greatly improve the user experience for professional broadcasting users and has ensured that fernStudio and fernStation were ready to be launched in the European Market.

Ferncast is grateful for the great cooperation and is looking forward to more fruitful collaborations with CBC in the future.

Fritz Behringer, Production Engineer of the CBC, explained what his favorite features of the fernStudio and its aixtream GUI were: “You can create as many overviews as you like in the Dashboard and with these tracks all the various connection, system and network statuses as well as signal levels. For a live transmission with multiple programs, communications and IFB signals this is vital for success. If a signal still has not arrived -or arrived in the wrong place- you can just listen to the signal in the web user interface – that’s great!”

Both fernStation and fernStudio powered by aixtream- Software are now available for sale in Europe. In addition to broadcasting solutions, Ferncast is also offering solutions for smaller-scale audio transmission (like voice-over and sound studio), OTT streaming and secure audio recording.

About Ferncast GmbH: Ferncast is a team of senior developers in digital media signal processing and systems engineering from Aachen, Germany. Lead by Dr. Hauke Krüger, who is already known through multiple publications in the areas of digital signal processing, including significant contributions to the Opus codec algorythm, the Ferncast team develops new solutions to revolutionize the broadcasting industry. The capable minds of Ferncast include skilled experts from Germany’s leading technical universities. Ferncast’s first project is the development and release of a suite of software solutions to enable broadcasters to eschew traditional hardware audio codecs in their audio transmission.

You can visit their newly redesigned websiteto discover fernStudio and fernStation:

www.ferncast.com

Contact info:

Virginie Davin Danker
vd@ferncast.com
tel: +491622689389

 

Written by Virginie Danker

Virginie studied at the EDHEC Business School in France and received her degree as Master-Marketing She has a lot of experience in the telecommunication industry and has lived in places all over the world, including Paris, Helsinki, Buenos Aires and Amsterdam before joining the Ferncast team in Germany as Marketing Manager. She is responsible for all marketing activities and planning, as well as being our PR contact at Ferncast.

November 05, 2019

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