[cma-l] Contents of cma-l Digest, Vol 70, Issue 79

[Two Lochs Radio]

Even if they don't have a specific provision for it, any PC-based studio 
systems can generally be remotely accessed just by using an off-the-shelf 
remote control application such as TeamViewer or Log Me In (or for those 
with more technical setup ability using any one of numerousVPN systems) to 
give you remote access from another PC/laptop/tablet/smartphone etc anywhere 
in the world.

As long as you have broadband/3G connection at both ends they give you a 
complete remote keyboard/screen/mouse access so anything you can do on the 
system in the studio can be done remotely. You can even have the sound fed 
back (with a short latency), locla and remote clipboards are synchronized,, 
files transferred etc.

We use remote control routinely to rescue things when a presenter has 'got 
lost' or if something unintended has happened with out-of-hours 
presentation, and without we would be faced with unwelcome choices between 
making a dash to the studio or letting the fault continue. They are 
lifesavers!

Alex



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From: "Admin" <admin at hillzfm.net>
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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2015 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [cma-l] Contents of cma-l Digest, Vol 70, Issue 79


> Hi Darren,
>
> We are currently without an efficient system - myriad is installed but 
> training issues for staff at present, just wanted to pick up on the fact 
> you say that it can be accessed by mobile if need be. How can this be put 
> into place, is this information you can share? We are struggling to get a 
> good overnight broadcast at the moment.
>
> Hillz FM.