Grass Valley (GV) and Telos Alliance are releasing the Telos Infinity VIP (Virtual Intercom Platform) on GV AMMP (Agile Media Processing Platform), a professional intercom solution for cloud-based media production workflows. Infinity VIP on AMPP supports essential intercom functionality including partylines, IFBs, groups and peer-to-peer communication.
Scott Stiefel, Chief Operating Officer of
Telos Alliance, said, “As a GV Media Universe Alliance Partner, our technology is now tightly
integrated with AMPP, putting our intercom solutions in prime position for
productions using the cloud-based platform.
“Through seamless access to our solutions, we look forward
to gaining new customers as well as pleasing existing users looking to move as
much functionality as possible to the cloud.”
With Infinity VIP on AMPP, operators supporting live
productions from anywhere can access the application from any connected
browser. The microphone and speakers from the connected phone, tablet or
computer allow operators to communicate with team members, while using the same
device for performing their job functions using other AMPP-enabled solutions
such as switching, audio mixing, replay, routing, and monitoring.
The undoubted advantages of cloud-based production, even
in a studio environment, mean that the methodology behind GV AMPP is a hugely
positive paradigm shift for the video production industry, said Tim Shoulders,
CEO and President, Grass Valley.
Shoulders added, “Today, the concept of cloud production
is widely understood throughout the industry; it’s now the job of the GV Media
Universe to make available to production teams all the professional
functionalities they need through the cloud.
“The Telos intercom solution is a fantastic example of how
this works to everyone’s benefit. Video producers get access to the latest
tools wherever they are, Telos gains new users and we can enable customers like
AMV, the functionality they need to provide workflows that produce exciting
content.”
Infinity VIP on AMPP
is being beta-tested by All Mobile Video (AMV) and will be live with one of its
customers later this year.