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TSL Highlights system inter-connectivity for remote production and IP infrastructures

Increasing demands on resources and the rapid adoption of IP & remote production means that interconnected solutions need to hide underlying system complexities so that operators can remain focused on making great content.

At IBC 2018 we were able to highlight the inter-connectivity between our audio, control and power solutions, designed to help our customers be more efficient and provide cost-effective investments.

Specific highlights from the show include:

Video streaming within our control system's FlashBoard display.
The now-shipping Vertical PDUs, and InSite Power Management System.
PAM-IP audio and video monitors for SMPTE 2110 networks, now shipping with PTP support.
PAM2-IP featured on the Arena Television UHD OBZ Truck on the Grass Valley stand.

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TSL’s commitment to supporting emerging IP standards such as AES-67, SMPTE 2022-6 and SMPTE 2110 gave us the confidence we needed in the PAM2-IP to provide the audio monitoring we required at RTL City. Additionally, knowing that we could deploy the PAM2-IP in our new all-IP infrastructure without being forced to change our operational workflows was fundamental to our purchase decision.

Costas Colombus, Director of Technology projects and Support at BCE.

TSL Highlights system inter-connectivity for remote production and IP infrastructures

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