Hong Kong's ViuTV upgrades its audio and prepares for an IP future

Hong Kong free-to-air broadcaster ViuTV is preparing itself for an audio-over-IP future with the purchase of an Artemis Light console, a Brio12, a Brio36 and AoIP interfaces from Calrec.

ViuTV produces a range of entertainment shows and is especially known for its small-scale live performances and talk shows.

Mike Lau, Assistant Vice President of Production and Facilities at ViuTV, said, The consoles are incredibly user-friendly, vital when being used by a range of operators across a variety of output. They are very reliable with great sound quality. We also wanted to be able to satisfy our current networking requirements while also preparing ourselves for an IP future as that transition occurs across our wider infrastructure. Calrec's technology and after-sales service gave us confidence in making this change.

The Artemis Light is housed in Studio 1, which is used for general entertainment content as well game shows and live performances. The Brio36 is being used for talk shows in Studio 2 with the Brio12 in Studio 1 acting as a backup. MADI and Dante are used by the broadcaster: the former for intercom connectivity and the latter for connection to a live PA mixing console, for multi-track recording and wireless mike connections.

Commissioning, consultation and additional support was handled by Calrec's official Hong Kong distributor, Jolly Pro Audio.

As a new customer, ViuTV was looking for a fresh and modern audio setup that will help them transition to an IP-based environment, said Calrec International Sales Manager Anthony Harrison. Helping broadcasters make that transition has been central to our product roadmap for some considerable time. We're also very pleased that ViuTV recognise the quality of our consoles and the service that we've provided, in combination with Jolly Pro Audio.

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