Viamux DAB in a Box
The complete 'out of the box' multiplex solution
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We provide all your head-end equipment (antenna, amplifier, SDR and multiplex server) and install it at the transmission site. A DAB/DAB+ encoder is included for each of your client radio station locations so that audio is encoded at source to maintain the highest quality. Using the internet as the contribution circuit for encoded audio ensures that your ongoing operating costs are kept to a minimum.
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Viamux DAB in the Cloud
The completely managed 'DAB as a service' solution
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Your multiplex server and DAB/DAB+ encoders are co-located in our data centre. From here the 'blended' multiplexed stream is sent directly to your 'head-end' equipment at the transmission site using a virtual private network. Using the cloud ensures that your audio encoders and multiplex server benefits from our 24-hour system monitoring and on-site technical support.
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To learn more call
+44 (0)161 696 7557
Viamux provided the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland (IBI) and the Irish state broadcaster RTÉ with an innovative DAB+ radio network, broadcasting every station on the Irish Radioplayer. Located in Dublin, the system employs two DAB+ multiplexes which carry all 36 of Ireland’s commercial radio stations along with RTÉ’s nine services. The network also switches listeners seamlessly between the Irish Radioplayer app and free-to-air DAB+. |
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Niocast Digital operates the most populated digital radio multiplex in the world. Located in Manchester, England, the small scale 'minimux' launched on Friday 28th August 2015. Now carrying 27 eclectic and exciting DAB+ programme services, the Niocast multiplex brings unprecedented listener choice to the city and provides an essential platform for new content and format innovation. |
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Financing: buy outright, monthly lease or shared ownership
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FREE licence application service
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Design, project management, consultancy and training
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Complete DAB/DAB+
end-to-end system
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24-hour monitoring and
technical support
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Brokerage: stations pay to be on your multiplex
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