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Rádio Renascença relies on AETA to offer its wide range of content programming

Rádio Renascença is a commercial radio station based in Lisbon. It is owned by various organizations within the Portuguese Catholic Church. The station is part of Grupo Renascença Multimedia, which also operates RFM and Mega Hits.

They are an AETA customer and they employ five µScoops and one Scoop5s IP at MCR. For field use the radio staff also uses a Scoop5S, two Scoopy+S units, three Scoophone4G codecs and one ScoopTeam.

Acording to Jose Loureiro, Grupo Renascença Multimedia Assistant Manager, “in some cases, AETA’s codecs interface with AEQ Phoenix Stratos codecs and receives connections from an AEQ Talent as well as LUCI Live.”

This company has a really big relationship with AETA. “We bought the first AETA SIP Codecs in 2011 to meet the request for a special commercial event. We needed to be able to do some of RFM’s radio shows from a customized van and on the move,” said Loureiro. “At the time, the choice on the market was smaller than today and Scoopy+ was — in our opinion — the equipment that offered the features we needed, with a good quality/price ratio.”

“This positive experience, together with the comfort of an excellent relationship and support by Sitemaster, AETA’s local representative and AETA’s ongoing technological advances, made us decide to stick with the brand.” He says the launch of AETA’s Double Streaming technology was also a factor and, in some ways, a “game changer” for his operations, adding that the remote access option is very useful for end-users in the field.

With ScoopTeam and its double streaming technology, the Multimedia Assistant Manager explains that they now feel that they can broadcast from anywhere, at any time. “The confidence we have in AETA portable codecs motivated us to create some innovative programs like broadcasting from a bike or a hot air balloon or traveling to 15 cities (1,850 kilometers) in three days while broadcasting our morning show from a minivan,” he said.

Yann Vonarburg, AETA’s general manager adds; “The relationship we have with Rádio Renascença is clearly what AETA is aiming for: smooth communication with mutual trust that leads to a satisfied end user who appreciates the technology we develop. We are happy to count this creative and cultural station as one of our loyal customers and will continue to support their requirements moving forward.”

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