"Since the last NAB show, we have continued to integrate our operations and product lines between DNF and TSL,” says Rob Adams, Director of Sales, TSL. “Our U.S. office is fully operational, and our product solutions are succeeding in a wide array of projects of all sizes and workflows throughout North, Central and South Americas. Getting back onto the show floor at NAB is a great opportunity for us to re-engage with customers, prospects and channel partners to highlight the expertise and exceptional level of product- and engineering-support from our U.S. office.”

An IP-based broadcast media network not only comprises a number of devices in different locations but relies on several technical components to ensure everything being networked connects and interacts correctly.

Las Vegas, April 6, 2022 – As broadcast workflows become more complex, the call for streamlined maintenance and minimized energy consumption has become a priority. Such challenges call for rugged, reliable power solutions that can be configured and monitored in remote locations, maximizing up-time through the early warning of out-of-band measurements and increasing efficiency through the ability to centralize the engineering function. With this in mind, TSL launches new updates to its Power Distribution Units (PDU) at NAB 2022 (Booth C5240).

Responding to broadcasters’ requirements for cost-effective, networked audio monitoring, TSL expands its renowned SAM-Q Audio Monitor offerings with the new SAM-Q-NET and SAM-Q-EDIT tools. These latest updates, which will be featured at NAB 2022 (Booth C5420), introduce TSL’s SAM-Q advanced audio monitoring capabilities to an IP networked world, with support for ST 2110-30, ST 2022-7 and multiple control options including NMOS. On board redundant 1G Ethernet connectivity vastly reduces the cost of deployment for audio monitoring where a 10G connection isn’t required.

Game Creek Video, a leading provider of state-of-the-art mobile production units for large-scale live events, is helping sports production stay in the game with its GCV Anywhere IP remote kits. Developed at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, GCV Anywhere is a remote interface for OB trucks that allows production teams to produce and control live broadcasts while off-site, an important safety measure amid the on-going pandemic. When the company was looking to build its kits, it knew it needed a reliable audio monitor that would allow the team to achieve clear, reliable audio mixes to match the broadcast, and the MPA1-MIX-DANTE from TSL Products was the perfect fit.

Fast forward to today, where Audio over IP (AoIP) technologies are becoming the norm. These systems, which include Livewire, Dante and RAVENNA, use the same, or similar, underlying network technology and standards but were initially incompatible with each other. This did not impede the adoption of AoIP but the fundamental incompatibility confined the respective formats to working in self-contained environments.