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Studio Technologies – Model 236 Announcer’s Console

Commentary Systems

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  • Quicklink

Quicklink – Remote Commentary

The Quicklink Remote Commentary Solution allows production teams to add synchronised real-time commentary from any location with an internet connection. The remote commentator/caster views the live event in a webpage and their commentary is added into the live program.

Highlights -

  • Remotely commentate on a live event from any location in the world with an internet connection.
  • Add value to your broadcast through content localisation.
  • Scale the system from commentating on one event in one additional language to multiple simultaneous commentaries in different languages on multiple events.
  • Use on premise dedicated hardware or use SaaS (Software as a service) model. SaaS allows multiple commentary channels to be started, scaling the system quickly without the requirement to deploy additional on-premise hardware.
  • For synced commentary, Quicklink’s Sync Sound algorithm makes sure the remote commentary mixed to the live event is always synchronised before output for broadcast.
  • Inbuilt Audio over IP using the Audinate Dante™, ensuring optimal communication between Dante™ enabled devices and the Remote Commentary solution. The solution also supports Livewire+™ conforming to the new AES67-2013 Interoperability Standard allowing connection between AES67 devices.
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  • AES67 Enabled
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JOKER
  • RAmi Audio

RAmi audio – JOKER

The JOKER is a three-commentator unit. It includes all the features needed for sports commentators, such as making the antenna, sends and returns as well as monitoring talkback individually configurable.

The JOKER has an IP port and an embedded web server. This allows both the specific programming of the equipment in controls and secondly to take control of remote commands, without specific software.

• Three microphones inputs on balanced XLR, two commentators and a guest, with a phantom power supply 12 or 48 volts.
• “HELP MODE“ for talking to support engineer.
• Luminous ON AIR switches for the three inputs.
• Luminous switch to send Talback A and B for commentators 1 and 2 inputs.
• ON AIR output is muted when one of the talkback switch is pressed.
• The JOKER offers inputs/outputs (GPI/GPO) on a Sub-D 15 pin connector.
• IP mode even allows use in stand-alone.

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  • Glensound

Glensound – VITA

The VITA is often used as a remote link to the main commentary unit. It is favoured by pitch side interviewers, and is popular in combinations with wireless systems. Inputs The main input is switchable between mic, mic+48v phantom power, and line. The input has an adjustable gain control to meet a wide range of dynamic, condenser, and ribbon microphones. The input passes through a broadcast quality dsp controlled compressor/limiter circuit prior to the A/D converters to maximize headroom and designed to manage the peaks of excited commentary. The A/D converters are full broadcast spec low noise, 48K 24bit designed for on air use. Outputs/Talkback There are two output circuits. One is used as the main programme audio, the other as a talkback circuit. There are separate button controls for each of these using Config+. They can each can be independently configured for latching or momentary, with the programme button also having a 'cough' feature. All talkback I/O connections are via the RJ45/CAT5 Dante network audio connection. Monitoring There are two monitoring inputs each with independent level control. Each of these inputs can be switched from the left ear, right ear, or both ears to the stereo headphone amplifier. The headphone amplifier is our high performance intelligent circuit which automatically adjusts its output level for high or low impedance headphones and can also drive mono earpieces and headphones. There are 2 off 4 LED level meters both indicating -12 to +6 dB. One LED meter is located on the front panel to enable easy visualization of the audio levels if the VITA is being used as a table top device and the other meter is located on the top panel facing the operator when used by its beltclip. Power Via PoE on the network connection, or via an external DC power supply. The VITA is often used as a remote link to the main commentary unit. It is favoured by pitch side interviewers, and is popular in combinations with wireless systems.
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  • Dante Ch: 2x2
  • 24-bit
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