Danmon Systems Group announces the completion of a multi-studio recording, editing and presentation system for the new Danish broadcast channel: Radio24syv. A license funded public service broadcast channel, Radio24syv is jointly owned by Berlingske Media and People Group. Based in Copenhagen, Radio24syv commenced round-the-clock transmission on 1 November 2011, broadcasting via FM, DAB, live Internet and mobile phone. As of 1 January 2012, all Radio24syv content will also be available as download podcasts files.

“The contract was secured by our sister company, Danmon Group with whom we worked on the project in partnership,” states Peter Thomsen, Deputy Managing Director of Danmon Systems Group. “Design and construction timescales were extremely short, beginning with preliminary discussions in July and proceeding to completion on schedule for commence- ment of 24-hour transmission. This necessitated expeditious work during August and September followed by testing and on-site integration in October.

“The project centred on the design, engineering and installation of four new-build studios plus a shared equipment room. Audio is captured to networked servers linked to a Dalet Radio Suite HD which forms a centralised production, asset management, playout and distribution system. Four digital craft audio editing stations and more than twenty journalist audio editing stations are networked to the Dalet system.