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Xperi Corporation has confirmed the commercial availability of the DTS Connected Radio API by its wholly owned subsidiary, DTS, a global leader in high-definition audio solutions, in its development of DTS® Connected Radio™ technology. Utilising an IP connection installed in a vehicle, DTS Connected Radio delivers analogue and digital (DAB and HD Radio) experience by pairing broadcast programming with IP-delivered content.

Xperi Corporation has confirmed the commercial availability of the DTS Connected Radio API by its wholly owned subsidiary, DTS, a global leader in high-definition audio solutions, in its development of DTS® Connected Radio™ technology. Utilising an IP connection installed in a vehicle, DTS Connected Radio delivers analogue and digital (DAB and HD Radio) experience by pairing broadcast programming with IP-delivered content.

Xperi Corporation has confirmed the commercial availability of the DTS Connected Radio API by its wholly owned subsidiary, DTS, in its development of DTS® Connected Radio™ technology.

Xperi Corporation has confirmed the commercial availability of the DTS Connected Radio API by its wholly owned subsidiary, DTS, in its development of DTS® Connected Radio™ technology. Utilising an IP connection installed in a vehicle, DTS Connected Radio delivers an analogue and digital (DAB and HD Radio) experience by pairing broadcast programming with IP-delivered content.

There is a small and adjustable bright screen at 2.8 inches, which users can scroll through radio stations, which also include an image, logo or text.we will scroll radios, which for some, will display an image, a logo or text.

The base SE trim includes sat-nav, DAB radio, air conditioning, keyless ignition plus Mercedes' own active lane-keeping and brake-assist safety systems..

Radio is the leading audio platform consumed by Australians with 88 per cent of people having listened to an AM/FM or DAB+ station in an average week, up from 85 per cent AM/FM in 2017.

New findings by Edison Research reveal a rise in radio consumption across multiple platforms on DAB+, AM and FM, either via free to air broadcast or online in the last week.

Consumption of radio has risen in Australia on DAB+, AM and FM, according to new findings by Edison Research. Commercial Radio Australia CEO Joan Warner said: The results reveal 88% of people having listened to an AM/FM/DAB+ either via free to air broadcast or online in the last week. This is three times as many people than the second highest audio platform."

13 Dutch regional public broadcasters will receive 750,000 euros of funding to continue broadcasting on DAB+ for the next two years.