Commercial radio reaches 12.4 million weekly listeners in Australia
Over the last decade radio automation developer ENCO has branched in a number of directions such as virtualization and captioning, but none moreso than its jump into artificial intelligence.
At IBC2024 the company will be demonstrating its SPECai artificial intelligence-driven ad creation and workflow platform and the aiTrack ad insertion tool; making its IBC debut.
According to a release, “ENCO has added a first-of-its-kind voice cloning feature that invites more freedom to customize ads. Customers can now bring recognizable voices they have authority to use into new ads through SPECai’s ability to replicate the voice of the client, on-air talent or another known presenter upon analyzing a short user-uploaded audio sample.”
Additionally another IBC debut will be the enCaption Sierra captioning tool. “The presence of advanced AI inside Sierra has further improved speed and accuracy over previous generations, allowing broadcasters to present live captions that are reliable, consistent for a true real-time experience,” the release said.
ENCO President Ken Frommert said of ENCO’s highlights at the show… “we shine a light on our fast-growing range of standalone and integrated AI solutions, which place the emphasis on producing results that matter to the business of broadcasting.”
ENCO will be at Stand 8.C76.
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