IBC: TSL Hopes To Drive Interoperability With Advanced Control, Audio & Power Innovations

At IBC 2025, (RAI Amsterdam, Sept. 12-15), TSL will introduce a series of workflow-driven enhancements across its control, audio monitoring, and power distribution solutions, engineered for interoperable, scalable media infrastructures in broadcast and AV environments.

PAM-NET Audio Monitoring Units With ST 2022-7 Redundancy

TSL is bringing ST 2022-7 redundancy to its PAM platform with PAM-NET, “delivering seamless IP audio monitoring for ST 2110-30/AES67 streams. Designed to meet the rigorous demands of live production, playout, and transmission, PAM-NET combines proven quality control features, including loudness (CALM) monitoring and optional Dolby decoding, with 2022-7 redundancy. The units ensure high quality and reliability, aligning with SMPTE IP standards and paving the way for future-ready infrastructure.”

Next Generation Managed Power Distribution Units (PDUs)

TSL’s latest intelligent PDUs offer “smarter energy management and increased operational flexibility. With enhanced monitoring, control, and integration capabilities, the PDUs are ideal for scalable deployments for data centers, live broadcast facilities, and mission-critical central equipment rooms. Broadcast engineers gain clear insight into power usage, remote diagnostics, and network-connected workflows. TSL’s power solutions help reduce rack space, energy costs, and engineering resource requirements, and when paired with TSL’s extensive range of flexible remote monitoring and control solutions, fit any facility requirement.”

NDI Comes To TSL Control

TSL will unveil support for tallying NDI sources at IBC. This update enables tally integration across hybrid environments, allowing users to bridge SDI and NDI workflows. “As well as supporting tier one broadcasters worldwide, this development extends TSL’s capabilities for a wide range of proAV applications, including stadia and corporate installations. Additional NDI capabilities are earmarked for an imminent release later in 2025. TSL will also be present on the NDI product wall at Stand 11.C39.

TSL says it will also reveal a significant release around its control ecosystem. Further details will be available at the show, detailing TSL’s broader strategy to enable customers to work more efficiently across increasingly converged AV and broadcast environments.

Grass Valley GTP-V1 Protocol Licenses

In support of global projects, TSL is announcing two additional protocol licenses for the GTP-V1 platform, enabling tighter integration with Grass Valley control and routing of mixed-vendor environments. TSL is also exhibiting as a Technology Alliance Partner on the Grass Valley booth (9.A01), as well as the Grass Valley Forum on Thursday, Sept. 11, to demonstrate implementations with GV Orbit, AMPP, and the wider Grass Valley Media Universe.

Matthew Quade, TSL CEO, says: “IBC2025 is set to be one of our most exciting shows yet, with a range of powerful updates across TSL’s cutting-edge control, audio monitoring, and power distribution solutions. Every development reflects our commitment to collaborating closely with customers to address the real-world challenges they face in demanding broadcast and AV environments. We’re also excited to showcase what’s next in our broader vision — giving customers greater freedom and flexibility to build the workflows they want, supported by seamless integration and smarter interoperability.”

For the first time, TSL will be based in Hall 7 at IBC. To book a meeting with the TSL team, click here.