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Telos Zephyr iPort PLUS Gets an Update

New software, plus 11 Cool Things About this Multicodec Gateway!

The Telos Systems Zephyr iPort PLUS Multi-Codec Gateway is one of the most versatile products around, and we've just released new v2.1.0 to make it even more so.

Many broadcasters operate studios in different buildings, separated by a few hundred feet, across town, or even a few hundred miles. Often, they’d like to share audio sources between or among these studio locations. Or perhaps a one-to-many distribution scheme is needed. The Telos iPort PLUS can handle all of it! This multi-codec, multi-destination IP-audio gateway connects two or more studio locations together with audio, metadata, and GPIO. It transports multiple channels of stereo audio across IP networks including private WANs, IP-radio links, and over the public internet. Hundreds of Telos iPorts are connecting remote studios, providing long-distance STL connections, distributing syndicated programming across continents, and even encoding audio for web streaming. To give your broadcast operation more flexibility and effectiveness, learn...

Keeping It Simple: Get Proactive with SNMP		Small Market, Perfect Console
Simple Network Management Protocol is widely used for controlling managed devices over IP networks. The use of SNMP in broadcast facilities is becoming more commonplace. Get a review of the benefits of this protocol from Entercom Wisconsin's Chris Tarr.		Former big-market morning man John Nichols takes up residence these days at KIX 92.1 in Cleveland, Mississippi, where he enjoys the perks of small market radio. Learn why John calls the Axia Element the perfect audio console for a small-market station.

Tweaking the Stream with 9X/2

Z/IPStream streaming audio processing and encoding gear provides you with the best sounding audio streams in the Galaxy—and on the Galaxy too! Frédéric Vélu, founder of Galaxy House World, tells Radio World how the French online broadcaster tweaks its streams with the Z/IPStream 9X/2 and how he was "able to go deep with the 9X/2 and sculpt the sound the way [he] wanted."

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