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Using the same bandwidth, radio broadcasters are now able to stream live audio content in higher quality. HE-AAC is a leap forward in providing listeners with near-CD quality sound. At last, users will be able to experience broadcasts as they were meant to be: great content that sounds even greater!

Not only can you provide the best audio quality, but you can also achieve the highest online reach with StreamTheWorld’s cutting edge technology for Live Audio HE-AAC (High Efficiency Advanced Audio Coding) streaming through Adobe Flash® Player.

Through this significant enhancement of the user experience, you will be better poised to capture and retain listener loyalty, which in turn translates into longer listening times and increased online ad revenue.

Key features

Reachability

Your HE-AAC content will be rendered by a common Flash® Player embedded within a standard webpage on your website or on mobile devices. By far the most widely distributed rich media content platform, Flash is currently installed on over 98% of online computers including PC, Mac, and Linux platforms. Furthermore, it is the best solution to get through firewalls in order to reach your at-work audience.

*End users must have Adobe Flash Player 9.0.115 or later installed on their computer.

Audio and video quality

Consistent high quality HE-AAC audio content contributes to higher AQH (Average Quarter-Hour Persons) and TSL (Time Spent Listening). Our Streaming Delivery Network has a proven track record when it comes to audio/video quality assurance.

Powerful metrics

AAC technology works with BBM and Arbitron Portable People Meter (PPM) devices, which will now allow radio broadcasters to measure audience tuning online as well as on the radio.

Industry standard

HE-AAC is slated to become the new industry standard as set forward by the influential Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG).

Available bit rate

StreamTheWorld offers both stereo and mono bit rates for HE-AAC in 44100 Hz sampling rates.

End-to-end solution

Encoder, live streaming servers, Flash-based end user experience.