Most every piece of equipment we use, or software we depend on began with an idea and a dream – a dream to help ourselves and others do their jobs better, faster, easier. Or perhaps to provide a service, or improve an existing one. Paul Stewart started Summit Technology Group with this motivation in mind as well. Paul and his company provide software and services with new features, conveniences, and efficiencies. Exactly what many broadcast engineers are looking for. Chris Tarr and I are talking with Paul about the software and services he’s bringing to broadcasters.
Show notes
- Paul mentioned “IRSC code lookup” in Tundracast – Here’s what an IRSC code is.
- We discussed the SideCAR Media Logger, with AI transcription enabling search terms.
- What does an AI-voiced weather forecast sound like? ATMOS demos are here.
- IT security can be overlooked in RDS encoder connections. PostMaster solves that.
- Behind the scenes: SunKast uses VDO.ninja for guests to share their screen with TWiRT.
Guest
Paul Stewart – President at Summit Technology Group
Hosts
Chris Tarr – Group Director of Engineering at Magnum.Media
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting
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