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Dear all,
Gram Vaani released the first version of GRINS (Gramin Radio Inter
Networking System) a few months back. It is being piloted at Radio
Bundelkhand in partnership with DA, and has been running well since
almost two months now. The current version supports playout and
scheduling of
At Gram Vaani, we are building telephony support through FXO and E1
cards. These are PCI cards that go into a computer, and so calls can be
received/made through software itself. Therefore stations just need to
get a phone line and then plug the line into the card instead of into a
telephone
Hello,
We have been able to get Bluetooth enabled cellphones working with
Asterisk to make and receive phone calls, but the audio quality is not
too good. A better option is to use GSM PCI cards or GSM gateways:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/GSM . We haven't tested any of these
solutions
Cool!
Actually, just a clarification from my end. When I mentioned about our
work with Asterisk, I was talking about the server side, of how the
radio station could receive phone calls, archive the calls, put the
caller on air, etc. Andrea and Gora are talking about the client side,
of how
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This is a very interesting selection of equipment for field work (follow
the links on the left).
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Dear all,
We've been continuously adding new features in GRINS and making it
more robust and easy to use. Do go through a short demo video
here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVOLuzXljSI
GRINS is now running in 8 CR stations in India. One of the
Dear all,
A few of us have put together a website to showcase CR stations in
India:
http://www.crindia.in
We feel this will bring more attention to the CR movement, and also
help people understand what community radio is all about. So far we
have only
Dear all,
A few of us have put together a website to showcase CR stations in India:
http://www.crindia.in
We feel this will bring more attention to the CR movement, and also help
people understand what community radio is all about. So far we have only
profiled a few stations whom we
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PC co-chairs:
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Aaditeshwar Seth
Dear All,
Gram Vaani is delighted to update you on the recent enhancements of
GRINS. While many of you know about GRINS, for those who don't, GRINS is
a unique radio automation system designed specifically for Community
Radio stations by Gram Vaani. Among other things GRINS includes complete
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