The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) today announced that it will join forces with the Audio Engineering Society (AES) to host the first Audio-Over-IP Technology (AoIP) Pavilion at AES New York 2018, co-located with the 2018 NAB Show New York at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, Oct. 17-19. The AoIP Pavilion will consist of six demo pods, an AIMS demonstration area, and a Pavilion Theater, all of which will highlight the latest in AoIP technology and compatibility, including AES67 and associated technologies as they relate to SMPTE ST 2110.

Calrec Audio will reveal two new IP products at IBC 2018 (stand 8.C61): the H2-IP Gateway and the AoIP Modular I/O controller card. Both products are SMPTE 2110/AES67-compatible and expand the range of AoIP solutions Calrec now offers.

At NAB 2018 (booth C3039), Jünger Audio will launch a groundbreaking audio processing platform that gives broadcasters the freedom and flexibility to choose exactly the right audio processing products for their facilities and projects.

Digigram today announced that Soundfox International will serve as one of the company's distributors of IQOYA audio-over-IP (AoIP) products to radio broadcasters in South Korea. Based in Seoul, Soundfox International is a leading supplier and integrator of broadcast technologies to the South Korean market.

Digigram today announced that it has entered into a new distribution agreement with 90 Degrees North (90° North), a system integrator and specialist supplier of broadcast solutions. 90° North will serve as a distributor of Digigram audio-over-IP (AoIP) products the IQOYA range and PYKO encoders and decoders to radio broadcasters in the Philippines.

Digigram today announced that its IQOYA *VIP audio-over-IP (AoIP) streaming software earned a NewBay Best of Show Award at IBC2017. Presented by Radio World International, a NewBay brand, the award recognizes Digigram's IQOYA *VIP as one of the most innovative products serving the radio industry exhibited at this year's show.

MADI specialist DirectOut is extending its traditional portfolio to include several networked audio standards and formats at IBC.

 

On partner Technomedia Solutions' stand 63, Digigram will highlight a complete range of products designed to address the performance and cost requirements of all IP audio applications. Implemented by the world's largest telecommunications companies, Digigram's IP solutions simplify the capture and delivery of high-quality audio over IP networks. At BES EXPO 2017, the company will feature its audio-over-IP (AoIP) distribution range, focusing on the IQOYA *LINK and IQOYA *LINK/LE stereo AoIP distribution codecs, as well as the high-density IQOYA *SERV/LINK multiple-stereo or multichannel AoIP codec for professional IP audio distribution. These codecs are the best available on the market, winning the Critical Embedded Solution Trophy in 2014. Digigram will also unveil its new compact, high-density, ultra-low-power IQOYA *X/LINK. This new platform integrates multiple IP audio codecs and transcoding servers to facilitate robust low-latency distribution for studio-to-studio links (SSL), studio-to-transmitter links (STL), DVB radio, and web radio programs from low-latency, AES67-synchronous AoIP sources.

Mixbus, the creation of ex-BBC sound supervisor Conrad Fletcher, is a large-format sound recording and live broadcast vehicle built to produce audio for even the largest shows with reliability, style and clarity. It broadcasts many high profile events, most recently three Live to Cinema productions from the Garrick Theatre for the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company, aired to more than 41 countries.