Gagl is a cloud service that turns a Comrex hardware codec into an audio hub for up to five participants. At the 2024 NAB Show, Comrex introduced a free version of Gagl, “Gagl Solo,” for a single guest to connect to the studio, as well as Gagl + Hotline.
Gagl enables users to send and receive audio through common web browsers to a Comrex
hardware IP audio codec such as an ACCESS or BRIC-Link.
the field.
hardware IP audio codec such as an ACCESS or BRIC-Link.
the field.
Hotline is designed to improve the quality of a standard cell phone call for on-air use.
Gagl + Hotline provides a ten-digit telephone number with each subscription. A guest or
reporter can call the number using an AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon cell phone. The caller’s audio will be presented within the Gagl interface in HD Voice quality for use on-air.
reporter can call the number using an AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon cell phone. The caller’s audio will be presented within the Gagl interface in HD Voice quality for use on-air.
“Acquiring high-quality audio from remote locations is essential for creating compelling radio,” Comrex says. “Providing flexibility for guests who can’t come into the studio was a driving force behind Gagl’s creation. Gagl + Hotline creates more options for guest connectivity and makes it even more valuable for radio programming.”
