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Radio Rottu Oberwallis switches to OmniPlayer
Radio Rottu Oberwallis switches to OmniPlayer for production and playout
We are happy to announce that as of today Swiss radio station Radio Rottu Oberwallis (RRO) is switching to OmniPlayer for its radio production and playout system.
Matthias Bärenfaller, general manager of RRO, says: ‘OmniPlayer impressed us the first time that we saw the product. We needed a new solution in the Swiss market. We saw in OmniPlayer the best balance between innovation and solid track record. It fits well with our requirements, such as a proper API, visualization and build-in features such as audio editing and voice tracking.”
Peter van Klei, Commercial Director of OmniPlayer adds: “It pleases us that Radio Rottu Oberwallis is now using OmniPlayer. Not just for their radio production, but also for scheduling, playout and publishing. The collaboration to prepare for this launch worked well with the RRO team. We are impressed by their expertise and collaborative approach. We look forward to be working with RRO as their radio automation partner for the years to come.”
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