The broadcasting houses install yearly numerous pieces of equipment, the technical complexity of which is higher and higher. The evolution is affected by the average technical achievements, by several quality requirements, and nevertheless by the change of working methods and styles. This paper deals with these factors and tries to find the possible evolution trends.

Authors: Radnai, Jeno; Lehal, Gyorgy
Affiliation: Hungarian Radio, Gyorgy Lehel, Electroacoustic Factory, Budapest
AES Convention: 59 (February 1978) Paper Number: 1324
Publication Date: February 1, 1978

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