Turkuvaz Media Group invests in TSL audio monitoring and control

Solutions include TSL's TallyMan control system, FlashBoard display as well as PAM-IP and MPA1 audio monitors.

Turkuvaz Media Group (TMG), the largest private media group in Turkey, has turned to control and monitoring solutions for its new production center with ten studios in Istanbul. TSL.

Designed with systems integrator Teratek, this project consolidates TMG's distributed studios into one location to improve efficiency, future-proof its 4K broadcast capabilities, and create a scalable system that is prepared for the group's future growth.

The advanced control system TallyMan TSL's is a system that offers an expansive protocol library by default, allowing TMG to control many different devices without the need for expansive development or additional cost. The TallyMan system is deployed in each of the 10 studios to control the routing of Riedel MediorNet y Grass Valley Sirius, as well as to control the logo generator, keyer and bypass switch, combining the control of equipment from multiple manufacturers on a single platform. The system also manages and distributes the count throughout the TMG facility.

Manage routes

Gokmen No point, from Teratek, states that "Path control helps users manage signal paths throughout the facility. TSL's routing control functionality provides the flexibility and control to construct an appropriate signal path for any given operation and will prove to be a beneficial solution for Turkuvaz Media Group (TMG)."

Using audio formats Dante, MADI, AES, analog, SDI and ST-2110 In different applications, TMG requires audio monitoring solutions that guarantee content quality and service quality. TSL's audio monitoring range provides support for different requirements, from multi-channel audio level meter displays, audio loudness measurement and audio metadata monitoring. A key challenge for any audio solution is to create and present an operational experience that is both simple and intuitive, regardless of the method used to deliver audio through a broadcast facility.