The largest multimedia operation in the Spanish-speaking world is currently undertaking a major technical upgrade based around IP-based mixing and routing systems from German broadcast technology innovator, Lawo.
Mexico’s Televisa is renewing the facilities in San Ángel (CDMX) used to produce telenovelasand other live programming, upgrading from stand-alone studio operation to a fully networked production environment. Using Lawo mc² production consoles, an IP-based central router with failsafe, redundant architecture, and AoIP interfacing and RAVENNA/AES67 I/O systems, Televisa is moving into a new dimension of flexibility, scalability, efficiency and reliability – as well as establishing a smart solution for future growth and development.
Having previously purchased two 64-fader mc²66 audio production consoles for its Audio OP trucks, Televisa was familiar with Lawo before this current upgrade. An evaluation of various manufacturers – alongside its four-year experience of Lawo’s...
