State of Adoption of Networked Audio, Video and Control Products

Audio networking experts RH Consulting have been counting networked audio products and licensees since 2013 in an effort to chart the adoption of audio networking in the pro audio, AV and broadcast markets. Recognized as the benchmark for tracking trends in networked audio, the 10th edition of the annual report covers all the major protocols including Dante, RAVENNA, AES67, AVB, Milan and others. This year, for the first time, the report has broadened its scope to include networked video and control products using AES70, SDVoE and ST 2110, among others.

Telos Alliance, the trusted conglomerate of audio broadcast companies, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, recently introduced the Axia Quasar SR Audio-over-IP Mixing Console, a streamlined surface design that’s approachable to any user, and delivers all the power and ergonomic design of the company’s flagship Quasar console. The new mixing console replaces the well-established Axia Fusion console.

Leading audio broadcast group Telos Alliance launched Axia iQs, an AES67 Mixing Console Software that allows broadcasters and podcasters to ‘Studio Anywhere.’ Axia iQs is the first soft console controlled by a full HTML-5 interface, allowing users to control a mix from anywhere, on any device — Mac, Windows, tablet, laptop, or even a smartphone — for the ultimate remote broadcast and virtual workflows. A very significant development to make organizations even more agile and decentralized.