NEW YORK—All Mobile Video (AMV) has selected TSL Products’ MPA 1 Mix Dante V and PAM-IP audio monitors for its Eclipse end-to-end IP mobile production unit.

AMV is outfitting Eclipse with 34 MPA 1 Mix Dante V audio monitors, which are designed specifically for production and support of the AES67 AoIP standard, the company said.

“The updated front panel is simple to navigate, especially in dark production environments, providing users with an intuitive control interface,” says Ian Vysick, audio design specialist at All Mobile Video. “With the MPA units, operators are not required to navigate a menu to access the sources they need.”

Eclipse also is equipped with TSL’s PAM-IP audio monitors, providing monitoring of SMPTE ST 2110 and 2022-6 audio and video sources and full edge device control.

“Choosing to integrate TSL Products’ PAM-IP into the new Eclipse truck was a no-brainer,” says Vysick. “Over the years, we have built a strong relationship with the TSL team and there’s a great deal of trust between us.”

Firmware updates for TSL’s monitoring products help to future-proof AMV’s investment in the monitors, Vysick adds.

More information is available on the TSL Products website. 

MARLOW, U.K. —TSL Products has introduced a series of updates to its line of audio monitoring platforms, which include SAM-Q, PAM-IP and MPA1.

The SAM-Q platform is designed to offer multiple operational modes and behaviors for working based on application, skillset or personal preference. It now has two new operating modes, an audio phase metering mode and loudness monitoring modes. There are three new loudness modes, as well as short-term, monetary and integrated loudness values over an Ethernet network. There are up to eight loudness probes and SAM-Q can calculate loudness values from program configurations ranging from mono to 9.1+4.

TSL also has two administrative tools for SAM-Q that it is releasing. SAM-Q-EDIT enables the creation, modification and editing of SAM-Q-SDI configurations on a PC. MADI monitoring license options are also available for purchase, allowing one or both SDI inputs to be switched to and from MADI sources.

New to the MPA1-MIX range from TSL is the MPA1-MIX-V, featuring a redesigned user interface that helps address challenges of live production and is available in SDI, DANTE, MADI, AES and analog input formats.

Updates to the PAM-IP line add functionalities beyond audio and video monitoring. PAM-IP now has integration with third-party control systems, allowing ST-2110 multicast flow subscriptions to be managed using “In-Band” or “Out-Band” control protocols. Subscription status can be monitored remotely over a network with the PAM-IP webpage, as well as information like IP packet counters, signal format and PTP status. PAM-IP supports ST-2110, ST-2022-6, Dante Networks, SDI, AES and analog sources.

For more information, visit www.tslproducts.com.  

LAS VEGAS—The main attraction at the TSL Products booth, located in the South Lower Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, is going to be the latest updates to the company’s audio monitoring units, headlined by the new features of the PAM-IP range.

The PAM1-IP and PAM2-IP audio monitors now come with full support for ST-2110. Both units can be deployed to monitor audio and video content carried as ST-2022-6 and/or ST-2110 flows. The monitors also have two 10Gig/E SFP+ ports that allow users to monitor audio carried within ST-2110 and ST-2022-6 multicast streams; video content is displayed on the front panel. Audio only content, such as Dante or AES67, can be monitored when connected to a low-cost IP network infrastructure. Ember+ protocol is also supported for control with IP networks.

Another TSL product expected to be displayed at the booth is the SAM-Q audio monitoring platform.

TSL will showcase these products at booth SL4621.

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