Supported by Encompass, DRM also known as Digital Radio Mondial – an international digital radio standard designed by broadcasters in cooperation with transmitter and receiver manufacturers. Using a similar technology to DAB, it is a high-quality digital replacement for analogue radio broadcasting such as medium wave and shortwave. When used on traditional shortwave frequencies, DRM can deliver multiple high-quality audio services over long distances and cover very wide areas using just a single transmitter. DRM also allows the transmission of data alongside the audio content, or multiple transmissions (such as different languages), on a single frequency.
DIGITAL RADIO
MONDIALE
Digital Radio Mondiale
World Radio Network
Catch the latest in news, programming, music and more from around the world.
The World Radio Network can be received from direct-to-home satellites, cable TV, internet
audio streams and some local radio affiliates, as well as via the TuneIn phone app.
