AES67 Interoperability and Studio Design Best Practices at AES NY

AES67 Interoperability and Studio Design Best Practices at AES NY

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New York, NY (MNA Booth 944) / CLEVELAND, OH October 16, 2017

The Telos Alliance innovator in broadcast radio and TV technology and parent company to Telos , Omnia , Axia , Linear Acoustic , 25-Seven , and Minnetonka announced today that it will be leading three panels at AES NY 2017 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, October 18 21. It will also be showing AES67-compliant Telos Alliance equipment in the Media Networking Alliance, booth #944.

There is so much to learn about in the ever-evolving technological landscape of broadcast audio, says Angi Roberson, Director of Marketing for the Telos Alliance. At Telos, education is one of our top priorities, especially when it comes to making the broadcasters job and workflows easier. AES67 interoperability and the new evolving best practices for studio design and remodel both do just that. We hope that AES NY attendees will leave with valuable information they can implement immediately.

Telos Alliance-led AES NY sessions are as follows:

AES New York 2017 Broadcast & Streaming Media Track Event Broadcast and Streaming Media: B04 - Evolving Best Practices for Studio Construction and Remodeling Wednesday, October 18, 4:00 pm 5:45 pm (Rm 1E08)

Moderator: Kirk Harnack, Telos Alliance - Nashville, TN; South Seas Broadcasting Corp. - Pago Pago, American Samoa

Panelists: Anthony Gervasi, Former Senior Vice President Engineering & Technology - Nassau Broadcasting Partners, LP; Daniel Hyatt, Director of Engineering & IT - Max Media Denver, Principal Owner - DK Global Soucin; Gary Kline, Kline Consulting Group LLC - Atlanta, GA; Jason Ornellas, CBS Radio Sacramento - Sacramento, CA; Christopher Tobin, Newark Public radio - Newark, NJ

Revolutionary changes in broadcast technology are impacting the way we plan, build, and remodel our broadcast studios. Both radio and television production spaces are affected by Audio and Video over IP, LED lighting, smaller yet more numerous cameras, and even more diverse connections to on-air talent. These technology advances inform our decisions about studio size, configuration, materials, and supporting infrastructure. What's the latest thinking about technical centers such as rack rooms and master control rooms? Is the in-house data center replacing or adding to traditional technical cores? How are backup systems changing? What new justifications are key when specifying main and auxiliary workflow and infrastructure systems? Leading broadcast engineers and system integrators will discuss the latest practices and predict what planning is critical for tomorrow's broadcast facilities.

AES New York 2017 Networked Audio Track Event Networked Audio: NA07 - How to Leverage AES67 to Integrate Multiple Networked Audio Systems Friday, October 20, 10:45 am 12:15 pm (Rm 1E10)

Presenters: Greg Shay, The Telos Alliance - Cleveland, OH; Andreas Hildebrand, ALC NetworX GmbH - Munich, Germany; Will Hoult, Focusrite

Experienced trainers will take participants through the workflow of configuring audio streaming from one networked audio platform to another using AES67. Attendees will see how AES67 complements the various AoIP solutions including Livewire+ AES67 and others, allowing for networked audio interoperability using standard IP networking techniques. Topics will include network configuration, stream setup in each of the platforms, and troubleshooting.

AES New York 2017 Networked Audio Track Event Networked Audio: NA05 - AES67 Interoperability Network Audio Systems: A Report on the State of the Technology Friday, October 20, 3:15 pm 4:15 pm (Rm 1E11)

Panelists: Greg Shay, The Telos Alliance - Cleveland, OH; Andreas Hildebrand, ALC NetworX GmbH - Munich, Germany

Chair: Nicolas Sturmel, Merging Technologies - Puidoux, Switzerland

The AES67 standard for high-performance streaming Audio over IP interoperability was released in 2013. However, while the standard defines what protocols and functions need to be supported, it still leaves various choices open to the implementer. Interoperability between AES67 devices has been practiced many times at AES67 Plugfests and IP Showcases since 2013. This workshop will mainly focus on how to achieve interoperability within the standard. The panelists will share their own experience in preparing for interoperability showcases or tests, designing products, configuring the network and accommodating the various choices open in the standards. Practical advice and tools to facilitate interoperability will also be given to the audience.

AES NY 2017 attendees are invited to come see Telos Alliance experts speak about these exciting topics, as well as stop by the Media Networking Alliance booth #944 to see Telos Alliance equipment firsthand.

Press contact: Krissy.Rushing@TelosAlliance.com.

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About The Telos Alliance

For three decades, the brands of the Telos Alliance have revolutionized radio and television by pioneering disruptive, cutting-edge audio technology with the goal of helping global networks and local stations produce better programming, improve audience engagement, and bolster ratings. The Telos Alliance is made up of six brands Telos Systems, Omnia Audio, Axia Audio, Linear Acoustic , 25-Seven Systems, and Minnetonka Audio that raise the bar for quality and innovation in the radio and television industries. The Telos Alliance invented Audio over IP for broadcast and contributed time and resources to the effort that led to the AES67 standard. Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, with additional offices and dealers around the world, the Telos Alliance offers an industry-leading warranty and backs users critical on-air needs with worldwide 24/7 round-the-clock support for all customers. A complete

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