Radio Network Distribution

The HUB is a distribution service that allows networks to send programming to stations without the costs of operating a local head end. Enjoy all of the benefits of a fully-staffed, 24/7 world-class Network Operations Center (NOC) without having to incur the costs, and manage the set-up, licenses, waiting periods and other requirements to distribute your programs.
HUB Illustration
HUB Illustration

Radio Network Distribution

The HUB is a distribution service that allows networks to send programming to stations without the costs of operating a local head end. Enjoy all of the benefits of a fully-staffed, 24/7 world-class Network Operations Center (NOC) without having to incur the costs, and manage the set-up, licenses, waiting periods and other requirements to distribute your programs.

What is the HUB?

The HUB is a fully-managed distribution service that allows networks to send programming to stations without the costs of operating a local head end. Just send your programming, we’ll distribute your content and deliver to your network. It’s that easy!

With the HUB provides access to a fully-staffed, 24/7 world-class Network Operations Center (NOC) without having to incur the costs, and manage the set-up, licenses, waiting periods and other requirements to distribute your programs. The service takes away the burden of maintaining your own uplink and provides a more efficient way to reach a large affiliate base with as many channels as you’d like.

Multiple Channels Per Carrier (MCPC)

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Multiple Channels Per Carrier (MCPC) is a delivery technology that places multiple channels on a single satellite carrier. Clients with MCPC networks can specify the bandwidth they need, providing more flexibility for their programs and channels. Stations and networks that use MCPC also save money by using just one carrier rather than multiple receivers.

MCPC can enhance your network through the use of "store/forward" technology. "Store/forward" technology saves audio, video, or data files at the centralized uplink until they are needed for use at a later time. Stored files are then automatically forwarded to the appropriate broadcasting location (or MCPC receiver).

Audio Over IP

Get fast, high-quality audio feeds delivered using IP networks. Audio Over IP allows you to distribute programming over long distances and can operate in any location (worldwide). An IP-based operation will allow for greater flexibility and geographical freedom, benefiting both scalability and cost.