Broadcast Audio Delays

Telos Alliance's 25-Seven Systems sets the industry standard in time compression and time-shifting, with audio delays that are used at some of the biggest talk stations in the world. Always on the cutting edge, our team reinvented the delay category, receiving a patent for the unique capability to capture and email objectionable content. A crucial part of the AoIP studio, Program Delay Manager continues to be the industry choice for ease of use, transparent audio quality, and program-director-friendly features.

PDM II

Program Delay Manager (PDM) sets the bar for broadcast audio delays. Programmers, engineers, and managers rely on PDM's advanced features, especially PD-Alert, in which two time-stamped audio files capturing what took place both on-air and off-air are internally archived and e-mailed to the PD every time questionable material is “dumped.” PDM unparalleled data delay features can delay contact closures, RS-232 serial streams, and IP data so that all can be kept in sync with program audio. Learn More.

PDMX

PDMX is a software version of the 25-Seven PDM II Program Delay Manager. It is the newest member of the PDM family of products that major broadcasters worldwide have trusted to keep their on-air content free from objectionable material for over fifteen years. It is delivered as a container and can be hosted on-premises on a COTS (Commercial Off the Shelf) server, on cloud-hosted services such as AWS. It is also available on the Telos Alliance AP-3000 hardware platform. Learn More.

Broadcast Audio Delays