China Central Television (CCTV) has installed China’s first full IP video mobile system for video production. This premiere mobile studio project uses the Lawo V__matrix software-defined IP-Routing, Processing & Multi-Viewing Platform as its core technology infrastructure. CCTV, in conjunction with Lawo China and video partner Acro-bright,
Lawo, manufacturer of IP-based broadcast technology, has announced that its mc²-series audio production consoles as well as its surface-less operations including mc² Micro Core can be controlled remotely with a decent internet connection—even using a smartphone as a 4G personal hotspot. Inspired by Lawo’s desire to
Lawo has announced Lawo Lounge, an informative series of short-form programs covering the media and entertainment industry’s transition to IP-based content production and delivery. The company will share product tips, application insights, new product introductions, customer interviews, interactive Q&As and more. First, “What’s Mixing in Your
Lawo introduces with the Release 2020-2 further control enhancements for VSM, Lawo’s IP broadcast control system. Thanks to the new Flow State Master functionality, VSM ensures that an IP infrastructure is in a deterministic routing state at all time. In addition, it restores this state
The new, fully IP-based Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF) FÜ1, which is equipped for cover Alpine winter sports, football broadcasts, entertainment shows and concerts, uses two Lawo mc²96 Grand Production Console systems and five V__matrix frames loaded with 37 C100 Processing Blades for multiviewing and IP
Lawo has presented a new software license package for its Power Core AoIP mixing engine and I/O node: Power Core MAX. “MAX”, short for Multiple Access, makes it possible for a single Power Core device to be the mixing engine for multiple on-air mixing consoles. Power Core offers dual -redundant
Radio Simba in Bungowa, one of Kenya’s newest radio stations, has integrated its studios with Lawo equipment. The station purchased their studio equipment from Byce Broadcast, Lawo’s distributor and systems integration partner in Nairobi, Kenya. The main studio features Lawo’s crystal mixing console and Compact Engine mixing platform connected to
China’s Fujian Province Fuzhou Radio and Television has upgraded their channels to AES67-compliant RAVENNA AoIP with the installation of mixing consoles and I/O equipment from Lawo. Two identical on-air studios were built for Fuzhou Radio. Each is equipped with a 12-fader ruby mixing console, backed with Lawo’s Power Core, an AoIP
Lithuania system integrator TVC has completed construction of an OB trailer for Norwegian public broadcaster NRK around a Lawo IP audio infrastructure, including mc²56 mixing console, A__UHD Processing Engine and VSM control. The new vehicle is an investment for NRK’s ambitious future productions and is part of a technological standardization
Channel One, one of the most popular TV channels in Russia, has upgraded two control rooms dedicated to its 24/7 live news service at the Television Technical Center in Moscow’s Ostankino district. The broadcaster has installed two full-DSP-option Lawo mc²96 Grand Production Consoles with 72 channel strips and
