This document offers guidance for users joining or developing an AoIP network with Clear-Com products in mind. AES67 and SMPTE ST2110 are bridging compliances which allow any AES67 compliant device to participate with other compliant devices on a network in order to transport high quality Audio-over-IP (AoIP). AES67 covers the transmission of audio specifically, while SPMTE ST2110 is a wider specification that covers a range of media essences, such as video and data as well as audio. Learn ...

There are many reasons to stay informed about the latest firmware for your Clear-Com devices and now there is an extra important reason to register.  

The concept of a Clear-Com Connected Sports Campus™ starts with an understanding that underlying any media/television production is the need for intercom communications.

Making the Case for Two-Step Intercom Redundancy in Broadcast and Media Production With the complexity of live broadcast and production environments today, especially those utilizing hybrid and remote workflows in the wake of the pandemic, the success of full-duplex wireless and wired intercom systems is more important than ever.  If the primary IP or power connection goes out, so does everything connected to them – rendering potential catastrophe on a broadcast or live production ...

Designing an intercom system can be challenging! That's why I wanted to write a guide to give people a step-by-step process that is both effective and straight-forward. It doesn't have to be complicated, I promise! Communication systems are often based on several design criteria that a designer may consider such as the technical ability of the user to use an intercom station, the frequency that an intercom may be used versus the cost for wiring a facility. Communications systems ...

A series of major winter sporting events in Beijing...

The numbers are in, and once again, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve came in first place with around 5.78 million viewers. Of course, this number doesn’t include the millions of other viewers around the world who watched the ball drop in Times Square from the special Times Square Alliance broadcast, but massive numbers in both cases! What most don’t understand is the amount of work that goes into such a massive production.