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BUILDING BRIDGES WITH IP CODECS Tieline The
Codec Company BY KEVIN EMMOTT
The Tieline stand is hosting the worldwide debut of the Bridge-IT Xtra II codec, while the Bridge-IT II codec is on show for the fi rst time following its launch in April this year.
Both codecs include all fi rst- generation Bridge-IT features, such as a front panel screen and keypad for simple menu navigation, XLR analogue and digital AES inputs, a wide range of encoding options,
Designed for broadcast professionals, the Bridge-IT Xtra II is making its debut at IBC
and support for multi-unicast and multicast connections. New features to support modern networking requirements include native support for AES67, ST 2110- 30, ST 2022-7, Livewire, Ravenna and NMOS IS-04 and IS-05; two full-duplex mono connections, or full duplex stereo; multiple Ethernet
COLLABORATION AT SOURCE Source Elements BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Real-time collaboration expert Source Elements has brought Source-Connect 4 to IBC. It builds on the concepts of the original Source-Connect software that has been trusted for studio-quality, real-time remote audio recording for the past 20 years. Completely redesigned and re-engineered, the new version includes DAW and NLE integrations, while the full feature set covers every modern workfl ow when working with remote audio and video timelines. It can support
and AoIP ports; failover to another connection, HTTP stream, or audio fi le playback; and support for wireless cellular modems. The codecs also support automated failover and SNMP for STL links. SmartStream Plus redundant streaming and Fuse-IP data aggregation are included as
standard, while they also connect over SIP with devices that are EBU N/ACIP Tech 3326, 3347 and 3368 compliant. ToolBox HTML5 web-GUI and optional Cloud Codec Controller software provide real-time monitoring and remote management of connections. 8.F65
up to six simultaneous participants, has LTC/MTC support, MIDI, a newly designed dedicated Talent version, and automated source fi le retrieval to ensure high-quality recordings regardless of network conditions. Reinforced with a private secure cloud architecture, Source-Connect 4 aims to ensure streaming connectivity even in the most remote locations and under the strictest of security conditions. With 24-channel, multi-endpoint audio streaming, Source- Connect 4 also introduces
Source-Connect 4 provides a simple interface for each role in the workfl ow
what the company says is an industry-fi rst, true remote Dolby Atmos integration that connects immersive environments to unlock a way for mixers, directors and
STUDIO PATCH SCORES WITH SILVER SOCKETS Sommer Cable BY KEVIN EMMOTT
The PBA1-TT96-S TT-Phone studio patch panel from Sommer Cable is a compact unit specifi cally designed for professional music/home studio and broadcast applications. The sockets are palladium-silver plated and feature self-cleaning contacts for durability. Each has fi ve solder lugs that allow fl exible connections in all normalisation variants.
stakeholders to attend Dolby Atmos playback and mixing sessions from their preferred location or setup. P14 (Pods)
The TT-Phone studio patch panel offers high packing density and robust construction
The patch panel has fi xtures at the top and bottom for labelling with standard 9mm paper strips. A built-in strain relief bracket on the rear provides added stability
and protection for the connectors. In 1U, the PBA1-TT96-S delivers 96 patch points that can be integrated into any rack, says the company.
Sommer Cable is also highlighting its SYC1-3501 module, an ultra-compact TT-Phone module which offers 16 patch points on a module for installation in SYSBOXX housings or the SYSPAN5-XL 1 HU rack tray. In addition to the patch panel and SYSBOXX modules, the solder socket is available as a single HI-TT-Phone-F plug, allowing fl exible adaptations and extensions to any studio cabling system. 8.F95
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