TSL Products aims to help broadcasters in their migration to IP

TSL is showcasing its MPA product line at NAB, ideal for hybrid workflows with established I/O, such as MADI, SDI, AES-3 and analog, with Dante and Ravenna for audio over IP workflows.

TSL Products NAB 2017 unveils its latest series of workflow tools designed to help broadcasters make a seamless transition to IP. Specifically, TSL is showcasing its MPA product line, ideal for hybrid workflows with established I/O, such as MADI, SDI, AES-3 and analog, with Dante and Ravenna for audio over IP workflows. The MPA range, which includes Solo for listening to any channel and Mix for creating a simple monitoring mix, has an integrated web server allowing units to be configured, monitored and remotely controlled via an intuitive web interface.

TSL also showcases the latest updates to the PAM-IP precision audio monitoring line, facilitating the transition to an all-IP workflow. Enables audio monitoring directly from an IP stream without additional format conversion hardware. PAM-IP products can also monitor video, audio and metadata from a 3G-SDI connection or an S2022-6 IP stream, among other connectivity options for greater format flexibility.

TSL's Tally Man advanced broadcast control system now includes support for IP and 4K production environments. It also provides a platform to help coordinate and control third-party routers, UMDs, multiviewers, switchers, among other fundamental components in broadcast.