TSL’s new and award-winning Audio Monitoring, Power Management, and integrated Control solutions enable facilities to optimize workflows and transition to IP, cloud, remote and virtual operations sustainably and cost-effectively

Demand for virtualised solutions that support remote production continues to grow. It’s leading to ‘incredible new opportunities’ for broadcasters.

TM1-Tally, provides a low cost of entry to TSL’s professional advanced control product family in a space-saving form factor that is well-suited for OB truck environments and crowded broadcast facilities.

Reflecting on NAB’s centenary, Matthew Quade, TSL's CEO, discusses what the media tech industry can learn from the accelerating pace of change over the last 100 years. When you're building or updating a broadcast facility, every decision is about change in one form or another. What's different now from when NAB first met as a group of 16 radio stations in Chicago 100 years ago, is that change is a daily phenomenon.

"Our aim is to improve productivity and sustainability through the efficiency of a hybrid infrastructure. Where possible, we create a virtual environment using industry standards for IP media transport, routing and power management,” comments Mark Davies, Director of Products and Technology, TSL Products.

“We know that our customers have a strong desire to increase efficiency and productivity while reducing costs. Related to this is the need to deliver on sustainability, transition from capex to opex and enable more efficient remote productions via on-premise, in the cloud, virtualized or a mixed configuration environments. The new TSL advanced control system solutions give customers a modern platform with improved security, flexibility and performance to significantly expand their remote work capabilities whether that’s having operators working from home, or on multiple events using equipment centralized in the cloud as opposed to bespoke gear housed inside trucks or facilities,” states Ian Godfrey, President of TSL Inc.”