Nice! Thanks, Dale.

I'm late to the party, as usual, but congrats, Chris.

@Dale: I'd be interested in what you find out as I have an MX-12 I use for personal use and having a particular module come back online after a power drop would be a Godsend.

I was devastated when I received word that broadcast engineer Chris Tobin passed away due to a heart attack. Besides serving as engineering talent for a variety of broadcast stations Chris often co-hosted the This Week in Radio Tech audio/video podcast with Kirk Harnack. I had the pleasure of workin...

Then again, with Ajit Pai leaving who knows what direction the FCC will take.

I know a colleague of mine is using the licensed Ubiquity dishes between a studio and transmitter site for security camera backhaul and emergency backhaul for the satellite dish at the site. I don't recall the particulars but he did state that after getting it all dialed in that it worked quite well.

Shane wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 2020 9:12 pm I guess we’ll have to start one. The hell of it is they lost the archives in the whole mess.

Any hunt for it via the Wayback Machine?

I know I had be transcoding all my WAV files with dBpoweramp which uses the EBU-R128 standards as a plugin, but obviously that obliterates any metatags embedded by / for the automation. The method mentioned above sounds interesting but I've already tackled more than 40,000 audio tracks so now I'm on...

I know at my office we set the ethernet connections as "metered" so that will slow down updates, supposedly preventing unexpected reboots. We also run a local WSUS so we only push updates we want to control. If you have a copy of Win 10 build 1903 you can grab the instructions here to aggr...

Interesting, as I heard them pop on which I presumed was to keep the license in active status. Would be interested in knowing if QU is keeping the station or it's something they're arranging for a sale / transfer.

I suppose it depends on the reason. Those boards are pretty durable and I had one I was going to install in a high school broadcast studio, but I came across an older Gates board that not only appeared in better condition but was equally as durable (if not better). You'll have to ask youself if it's...

I decided to submit a second email using an alternate form on the website and Alan reached out to me. It appears my DR-600, which is 12 years old, has older firmware and the reason why FTP speeds are slow as a dog. He mentioned that the firmware can up upgraded and it would somewhat improve some of ...

Don't know if it's due to the pandemic or not but their support via the web site stinks! The last time I needed assistance I actually repaired a Shortcut myself by replacing a chip because they never got back to me. Maybe I'll just try calling them. I know I recommended a computer software replaceme...

Is 360 Systems still in business? I have a DR-600 Instant Replay with ethernet networking and the FTP function appears somewhat wonky. I previously replaced the internal hard drive with a solid-state drive but never noticed if that affected things or not. I understand many support lines may have red...

I grew very weary about anything from BSI as I heard about a station, I believe in Massachusetts, almost lost it all due to WaveStation being an utter piece of junk. After hearing the story from a radio consultant I decided to steer clear of anything from them. At the time I was considering a low-co...