Power Core, Lawo’s versatile AoIP mixing engine and I/O node, has become even more powerful — thanks to new features and capabilities debuting at NAB 2019.
Initially introduced as a DSP mixing engine and modular I/O system for Ruby radio consoles, many broadcasters are using Power Core as a gateway between legacy audio formats and standards-based IP media networks.
The ST2110-30 standard ensures seamless interoperability of audio and video equipment in combined radio / TV broadcast plants.
Power Core features new at NAB include:
A Dante®card with dual-redundant ports and sample rate conversion, allowing easy integration of pro-audio equipment into broadcast environments.
Dual-redundant front-panel SFP ports for AoIP. Now, broadcasters have their choice of optical or copper network connections, sans the cost of external media converters.
ST2022-7 Seamless Protection Switching, which provides dual-redundant AoIP network connections. Twin active links guard against audio loss should...
