VX Duo and StudioCore from Telos Alliance debut at NAB 2025

Beyond revealing his alliance with Telestream, Telos Alliance bet big on NAB 2025 with the introduction to the US market of a significant number of updates that the company has been rolling out in recent months.

The family Telos VX of VoIP broadcast telephone systems grows with the new model VX Duo, which offers two to eight broadcast-quality VoIP channels. With a super-compact, fanless design, the system is compatible with controllers Telos VSet, a VX-compatible call filtering software and the Axia Pathfinder Core Pro broadcast controller. Two products also debut at NAB Axia AoIP: StudioCore, an all-new integrated engine for Axia iQ, Radius, RAQ and DESQ mixing consoles, and StudioEdge a high-density I/O device that can be used as an all-in-one edge solution for control rooms.

Another novelty is Zephyr Connect, a software-based multicodec gateway that transports multiple channels of stereo, mono and dual-mono audio over IP networks. This solution starts with two bidirectional codec channels that can be expanded to 64 channels per instance to allow hundreds of channels on a single server. In the field of AoIP I/O interfaces, the launch of the evolution of xNode. The new xNode2 It includes new features such as dual 1GB NICs, ST2022-7 support, and a high-visibility color control display, and is available in Mic, Analog, AES/EBU, GPIO, and Mixed Signal models.

The news from Telos Alliance in NAB 2025 is completed with the 25-Seven PDMX, which brings together the functions of Program Delay Manager PDM II by offering up to 99 seconds of stereo audio delay and an instant “dump” function to remove objectionable content, among other features. Additionally, the platform flexAI of Younger Audio is updated with new features to automate audio management workflows for AIXpressor, Jünger's flagship audio processor with signal routing options, and flexAIserver, processing solution for high-demand applications.