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ContentDepot®

The ContentDepot® is public radio's program distribution system. Login now to begin using the services of the system.

PRSS® Forward

PRSS Forward is a system-wide project, which will run through 2013, to upgrade or replace certain hardware and software components of the Public Radio Satellite System.

 


 

Basecamp

Basecamp is a tool for stations and PRSS® subject matter experts to share ContentDepot® tips and technical information

Behind the Curtain...

The Stations and Producers of the PRSS

Top News

PRSS Refines ContentDepot Alert Protocol - In an effort to clarify how message types are being used, the PRSS has refined the ContentDepot alert messages that are sent out to stations. Click here for more information.

New Receivers Not Yet Ready for On-Air Production -
As a follow-up to our system message on Dec. 9, which stated that stations are not receiving appropriate tuning commands in the new SFX 4104 Pro Audio receivers, we would like to report that the tuning system has returned to operation. Click here for more information.

PRSS and e-Radio USA Join Forces to Improve Electricity Consumption -
PRSS and e-Radio USA, Inc. (ERU) have announced an agreement to explore new technologies that could revolutionize the way electricity is managed throughout the United States. Click here for more information.

Changes to PRSS Communications Procedure - The PRSS has revised its procedure for sending system messages. In response to feedback from stations and producers, we have reduced the frequency of certain types of messages and the number of places where we post them. Click here for more information.

New Technical Documents Released - A series of new technical documents providing guidance on the new IDC SFX 4104 Pro Audio satellite receivers as well as a 2011 ContentDepot Installation Guide have been released by the PRSS. Click here for more information.

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