Gravity Media and Tennis Australia have announced that the production company will deploy broadcast and technology for coverage of the Australian Open. This is Gravity Media’s 9th year as the broadcast and technology solutions partner for Tennis Australia for the Australian Open in Melbourne, and its
Calrec has recently announced the ImPulse1 IP audio processing and routing engine following the launching of the Argo audio mixing control platform. ImPulse1 IP is a smaller and cost-effective ST2110 version of the ImPulse. It is a compact 1U solution with an optional second core for
Calrec recently announced that its 30-year relationship with NEP Group remains in perfect condition. The Group focused in outside broadcast production has purchased four IP ImPulse systems to expand its AoIP and remote production capabilities. NEP is using the technology with its range of Apollo surfaces.
At IBC 2022 Calrec will run multiple independent consoles from a pair of redundant ImPulse IP cores, as well as physical control surfaces and headless consoles running Calrec Assist on a PC. ImPulse is a DSP engine with native SMPTE 2110 connectivity. It is compatible with
OB and technical services provider EMG UK has recently expanded its 30-year relationship with Calrec. They have equipped its Remote Operations Centre (ROC) in Stratford, London. The Stratford ROC project was born as a fully remote extension of EMG UK's four Remote Operations Centers located in
Calrec has announced a new technology distributor in New Zealand. Protel is now selling and supporting Calrec’s mixing consoles, remote production, audio networking solutions and IP infrastructure technology. Some of the broadcasters that Protel works with in New Zealand include Television New Zealand, Discovery TV3, Maori
Radio and Television Montenegro (RTCG), the public service broadcaster for that country, has recently upgraded its Radio Montenegro and Montenegro Television facilities and it has relied on Calrec’s hybrid IP networks. Technology from this company is being used on four TV stations and two radio
Calrec has recently announced that many South African community radio stations are trusting on Calrec’s Type R for Radio console with the help of funding from the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) and pro audio systems integrator Experience Audio Solutions. They are working closely
The technical infrastructure of the Liberty University of Virginia has been upgraded with Calrec equipment. There is a trio of new consoles: Artemis and Brio, and remote possibilities with Calrec’s VP2 mixing system. The university already uses Type R for Radio, Summa, Artemis and Brio
Calrec has been selected by NBC as its audio console provider for the Olympic Games coverage. The company will deploy a mix of Artemis and Brio consoles as well as six RP1 remote broadcast mixing systems. The Games of the XXXII Olimpiad will take place in
