The Telos Alliance To Unveil The New Axia iQx AoIP Broadcast Console

The Telos Alliance is debuting the new Axia iQx AoIP Broadcast Console at the Salon de la Radio Conference in Paris, France, at stand A12, where the company will be exhibiting with Livewire® partner ip-studio.

The console uniquely combines a control surface and mix engine into a single compact, cost-efficient unit, providing fast and easy access to every AES67-compliant networked source and device.

"Our new Axia iQx AoIP Consoles provide broadcasters with a new level of versatility and cost-efficiency, while maintaining uncompromised audio quality," said Marty Sacks, VP of Sales, Support, & Marketing, Telos Alliance. "Axia iQx suddenly opens up the world of AoIP and Axia capabilities to more people by utilizing existing network resources and eliminating the cost of an outboard mix engine. This really is a game changer."

By combining the mix engine and surface into a single desktop unit configuration, Axia iQx AoIP Consoles dramatically reduce equipment and installation costs and streamline studio design. The AES67-compliant consoles fully support emerging standards including SMPTE 2110-30 and can access any audio AoIP source, anywhere on the network, from anywhere in the world. By piggybacking off existing network resources, including Axia iQ Consoles, Axia QOR engines, as well as microphones, headphones, or any other audio source using Telos Alliance xNodes, broadcasters can easily add new studios with great savings. And since Axia iQx AoIP Consoles can be controlled from the remote site, they eliminate the need for an in-studio operator. This makes them ideal for a wide range of applications including permanent and temporary studios, remote operations, and more.

Telos Alliance Kantar Watermarking Applications at Salon de la Radio
Additional highlights from the Telos Alliance at Salon de la Radio include a demonstration of audio processing and Kantar Watermarking (a technology specific to the French market) in real time using Omnia.9, Omnia VOLT, and Telos Z/IPStream software, along with Minnetonka audio file processing and Kantar File watermarking (for applications like podcasting) shown with Minnetonka AudioTools Server.

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