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    Wheatstone

    The New Audioarts DMX

    With DMX, Audioarts joins the WheatNet-IP Intelligent Network, allowing it to access BLADEs, consoles, software, appliances, processing, and the full complement of Wheatstone (and partners) equipment network-wide. Utilizing WheatNet-IP, the DMX can become a part of an existing WheatNet-IP AoIP network. Or you can use it as the starting point for one.

    New from Tieline

    Dual Active SIM Module

    Tieline has developed a new Dual Active SIM internal module for the ViA remote codec supporting two active cellular connections. Designed to perform in the most challenging production environments, the new module supports using SIM cards from different Telcos simultaneously for diversity with Tieline’s SmartStream PLUS dual redundant streaming. Bonding the two SIM cards can also create additional bandwidth using a single robust Fuse-IP link.

    “The new ViA dual internal modem will deliver more choice to Tieline customers for wireless remote broadcasting,” said Charlie Gawley, VP Sales APAC/EMEA. “The ViA already supports dual USB modems but many customers requested an internal module with dual modems to avoid using external dongles. This innovation also means there will be seven different IP interface options from which to choose when going live.”

    The ViA offers the ability to connect over dual Ethernet ports, built-in Wi-Fi (no USB modem required), dual USB modems, and now the new module with dual internal modems. Any two interfaces can also be bonded to deliver secure and robust connections from remote locations in challenging environments. The new Dual Active SIM module has 4 antenna connections to provide antenna diversity for both SIM card connections.



    Cloud Codec Controller

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    Tieline has also announced the official release of the Cloud Codec Controller software tool. The Controller is designed to manage an entire fleet of Tieline codecs remotely, and allows engineers to configure, connect and monitor all remote codecs from the studio. 

    “Remote control is a powerful tool for broadcasters and Tieline’s Cloud Codec Controller delivers a simple user interface to control all functions of a remote codec from the studio, at home, or anywhere they have an internet connection,” said Charlie Gawley, Tieline’s VP Sales APAC & EMEA.

    “The Cloud Codec Controller integrates Tieserver and the latest cloud computing technologies to deliver secure real-time monitoring and remote control of all your ViA, Merlin, Genie and Bridge-IT codecs, as well as smartphones using Report-IT Enterprise.”

    Tieline offers two versions of licensing for the Cloud Codec Controller:

    A Private Network License allows monitoring and management of an unlimited number of codecs over a private network for a low one-time fee.

    A Public Internet License allows monitoring and management of codecs over the public internet using Codec Client Licenses available as an annual subscription in packs of 10. This license also includes the features of a Private Network License.

    The Tieline ViA

    The Ultimate Portable audio codec with Record and Playback, Dual Streaming Networks, IP, ISDN and POTs.

    Wheatstone PR&E DMX Broadcast Console

    The DMX digital broadcast console is powerfull but simple to configure, so you get great audio over IP studio sharing but without the IT mystery!

    The New Orban 8700i LT

    OPTIMOD 8700i LT is a light version of Orban’s flagship audio processor OPTIMOD 8700i. It offers the same versatile five-band and two-band audio processing for both analogue FM transmission and digital media (DAB+/HD Radio/Streaming) as the 8700i.

    Preco History

    Preco (Broadcast Systems) Ltd was formed in 1983, primarily supplying and servicing professional reel to reel tape machines to broadcasters in the UK. As the main business was building and supplying recorders, Preco's name originated from Professional Recording Equipment Company. Preco's customers include all the major organisations in broadcasting. The various departments within the BBC - General News Service, Radio & TV Outside Broadcasts, Resources, Consulting & Projects, Technology, World Service, London Control Room, etc. The major radio groups - Global Radio, Bauer Radio, UKRD, to name a few, with a large number of other commercial radio stations. The News Networks like ITN, satellite channels such as BskyB, and a whole host of other Broadcasters, from small independents that are often one man bands to event organisations. Preco also supply police, security companies, teleconferencing, intercom systems and sports organisations. Preco is one of the largest broadcast suppliers in the UK and, as such, deals with most professional broadcast organisations at some level.

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