Next Generation Audio and Video Technologies and the Future of Broadcast and Streaming

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At NAB 2018, Jünger Audio will be introducing a completely new audio processing platform that gives broadcasters the freedom and flexibility to choose exactly the right audio processing products for their facilities and projects. According to the Berlin-based company, the new AIXpressor processing platform uses state of the art software infrastructure that increases operational flexibility and takes audio quality to "an entirely new dimension."

German manufacturer Jünger Audio has launched new combined Audio over IP and MADI modules for its C8000 audio processing solution, giving broadcasters a simple and convenient interconnection to well-established MADI audio and emerging DANTE/AES67 AoIP production environments. With the new modules, Jünger Audio ensures that its customers who already use the company’s C8000 modular processing system for audio processing and loudness control can connect seamlessly to AoIP infrastructures.

German loudness control and broadcast audio processing specialist Jünger Audio introduced a new intelligent monitoring loudness processor for the new MPEG-H TV audio system. The new solution developed in cooperation with Fraunhofer IIS was introduced as part of an ATSC 3.0 audio demonstration event.

Fraunhofer’s Audio & Multimedia division has been extremely active in the latest industry shows, promoting the MPEG-H Interactive and Immersive TV Audio standard. Demonstrations at NAB 2015, in cooperation with Qualcomm and Technicolor, showcased the new audio system for ATSC 3.0 and Internet streaming in a complete broadcast chain showing live sports and music productions.