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To: B. A. Marlow who wrote (8065)	5/2/1999 5:19:00 AM
From: B. A. Marlow	Respond to of 17679

More on the technology behind DAER Radio. Now, doesn't this kid's radio station sound terrific?! And what a great playlist! So what were you doing when you were 15?! (Yeah, me too.) Well, before getting depressed, just bookmark it... The full technology story, from Telos Systems (apparently private), is the subject of the next post. BAM *** OMNIA.NET DELIVERS THE SOUND QUALITY OF BROADCAST AUDIO TO INTERNET RADIO SEATTLE, WA, October 14, 1998— The Cutting Edge Omnia.net made waves this year for Internet webcasters interested in improving the quality of their on-air sound. Recently, the Omnia.net was added to Internet Radio DAER (www.daer.com), receiving immediate response from audio consultants and fans alike. "The Omnia.net provides us with consistent loudness and spectral balance," said Dan Anstandig, CEO of DAER Radio. Daniel added that, "within two hours of installing the Omnia.net our e-mail box started to fill up with compliments about our new sound." "The Omnia.net digital audio processor enhances Internet audio quality by carefully controlling audio dynamics in multiple frequency bands," said Frank Foti, president of Cutting Edge. "It also has the ability to pre-condition the audio to minimize the effects of the data rate reduction that's needed for webcasting," he continued. "The system is configured by selecting processing presets that are based upon the transmission bitrate employed. It delivers a digital audio signal that is tailored for the requirements of transmission over the Internet and improves the listener experience with a sound that is identifiable and unique." "Omnia.net provides webcasters with an essential tool," said Kevinn Tam, director of marketing and sales for Cutting Edge. "Just as a radio broadcaster wouldn't transmit on-air without audio processing, doing the same for webcasting is just as indispensable," he continued. The Omnia.net has already been operating continuously in webcasts by Superadio (http://www.superadio.com) and WFBQ (http://www.wfbq.com). Cutting Edge's sister company, Telos Systems, offers the Audioactive Internet Audio Suite, a professional hardware and software system that provides both realtime and stored audio streams over the Internet. The powerful encoding tools utilize world standard MPEG Layer 3 audio coding for the highest-possible audio fidelity. Both a Realtime Internet Audio Encoder and Audioactive MP3 Software Encoder are available. These products are compatible with the Microsoft Windows Media Player and offer the ultimate in Internet audio distribution. This unique mixture of products can be experienced on DAER Internet Radio (http://www.daer.com.) For more information, contact Cutting Edge at +1 (216) 241-3343, or visit the Omnia.net page. edgedsp.com

To: B. A. Marlow who wrote (8065)	5/2/1999 5:33:00 AM
From: B. A. Marlow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17679

Telos Systems' Audioactive: Next generation Net broadcasting. Telos Systems' Audioactive Technology (Link to all papers at bottom of page.) Adaptive algorithm for detecting and reducing sibilants in recorded speech (paper) Martin Wolters, Markus Sapp, Jörg Becker-Schweitzer Montreux '98 Audio Webcasting Seminar (paper) Telos President Steve Church speaks beyond Audioactive to the present and future of Internet Broadcasting Audio Webcasting Demystified (technote) Unlocking the Mysteries of Sound on the Web MPEG Audio Layer 3 backgrounder (technote) The core technology behind Audioactive encoder More Than You Might Want to Know About Internet Audio (technote) Or "Geeks Guide to Webcasting (Extremely Important Information)" Audioactive & Microsoft NetShow (technote) Audioactive is supported by Microsoft's NetShow platform, providing yet another avenue for high-quality Audioactive audio distribution on the net. Audioactive HTTP (web) Server (technote) For realtime encoding and streaming, Audioactive's HTTP-based server components stream audio using standard Web protocols. Audioactive Internet Bit Rate versus Quality (technote) A quick glance at how well Audioactive makes use of the most common Internet access bandwidths Radio Broadcasters and Internet Audio: A Match Made in Heaven or a Shotgun Wedding? (paper) The Internet has the potential to offer radio broadcasters the ability to extend the reach of their existing programming to the world and the possibility to begin new programming services Application Field Note: BAVOSOP Technology (technote) With the full implementation of BAVOSOP years away, the use of Audioactive may eliminate the need for it Telos Systems' Audioactive Web site: (For the above papers, click on "Technology" on left of home page.) audioactive.com