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ARMED AND READY AeroAudio
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Making its global debut at IBC2023 is AeroAudio’s Quatro IP microphone on- air switch, which can switch the integrated tally lamps of Yellowtec m!ka microphone arms over an IP network. Also known as the MOS Quatro IP, the product is a four-way on-air microphone switch in a 1U rackmount box for integration and centralised control of multiple on-air microphones. Up to four microphone arms can be connected to the unit’s
rear panel, which all switch separately from each other. The MOS Quatro IP controls the tally lights of the connected microphone arms, with red indicating on-air and white for off-air. LEDs on the unit’s front panel also show the on-air and off-air status of each microphone, while an additional status LED indicator lights up when a 12v DC power supply is present. Compatible with Axia LWCP, Global TCP commando and DHD global logic, the unit can be used in both broadcasting and recording environments. 8.B42
CLOUD-BASED COSMO SET FOR CHANNEL LAUNCH Cosmonova Broadcast
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
Cosmo Playout, a cloud-based solution to deploy and launch TV channels, is on show from Cosmonova Broadcast. This complete playout solution features media storage, broadcast scheduling tools and tools to combine media elements (such as video, audio and graphics) as well as animation and rendering effects to create the channel. The solution
allows operators to manage live
broadcasts, control their duration, switch cameras
The MOS Quatro IP is a four-way on-air microphone switch and manage other Cosmo Playout’s tools include media management
aspects of live broadcasts as well as add new content to the current programme schedule on air without interrupting the broadcast.
An EPG editor enables operators to create and edit the electronic program guide and an ad replacement function is available to automatically replace advertising blocks on the air with specifi ed commercials. 2.B15
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