Quicklink introduces hardware improvements to its family of Skype TX solutions

The Skype TX family of products introduces hardware improvements to optimize both call quality and communication stability

Quicklink has updated his Skype TX product family introducing hardware improvements for optimize both call quality and communication stability.

Quicklink, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, is the only global hardware provider to offer the two channel management within the Quicklink Skype TX family that allows conventional Skype calls to be converted into high-quality video for use in broadcast environments.

Quicklink TX features the Skype TX engine, which received a Technology Emmy Award last year.

The British company offers a range of hardware solutions that adapt to the needs of broadcasters to establish agile and stable audio and video communications, from compact entry-level models to quad calling systems with high availability recovery capacity. In the case of the Quicklink TX Duo, it is the only hardware for two Skype TX calls on the market and offers an economical solution to expand calling capacity.

Quicklink Skype TX features also include in-studio management of IFB callback audio, on-air tally light, adjusting audio and video settings, color correction and call recording.