MUMBAI: The ninth edition of International Radio Festival (IRF) will be held from 29 October to 4 November 2018. This radio galore will be held at Valetta, Malta, which is Europe’s cultural capital for 2018.Having the niche of being the world’s first and sole conference, IRF’s first outing was at Z...
MUMBAI: Amazon has introduced its HD music streaming service. The service will be offering over 150 million premium quality songs in both HD and Ultra HD with two lossless audio options.
The music streaming service will cost Prime members about $12.99 i.e. approximately Rs. 900/month while other users will have to pay $14.99 i.e. approximately Rs. 1,000/month. While the extra amount will guarantee quality audio streaming, huge internet data will be required owing to the huge size of songs that can range from 51 MB data for HD and 153 MB for Ultra HD for a three and a half minute song download.
When it comes to the device support, all iPhones, iPads released after 2014 and MAC devices released post 2013, will have this service. But, the service doesn’t support Google Cast currently. Also, Windows might be able to access the facility only based on its DAC and built-in audio player. Also, wireless headphones with advanced Bluetooth support can be used for the playback.
Meanwhile, Amazon Music HD is currently only available in the US, the UK, Germany, and Japan.
As part of its refresh, the radio network recently launched its flagship show Dhun Badal Ke Toh Dekho Season 3 with Pankaj Tripathi along with a new brand song with powerful vocals by Sushant Divgikar
However low compliance and slow paid subscription growth restrict revenue potential
MUMBAI: Sennheiser, a renowned leader in audio technology, showcased various audio solutions at Broadcasting India 2024, a top infotainment technology event. The biggest highlight of Sennheiser’s product was the newly launched Spectera, the world's first bidirectional wideband solution.
