The challenge
When a broadcaster wishes to conference together multiple remote participants in a single talk show program, normally many codecs are required, each taking studio space.
Furthermore, each of these codecs requires a studio console channel and must be capable of returning a mix minus to each participant. The cost of such a console and codec hardware can be considerable.

The Solution
Integrate many audio codecs into a single processing device that is capable of generating the studio outputs and participant mixes, thus integrating both broadcast console and multiplex functionalities.
IQOYA solutions are based on FluidIP (a rock-solid N/ACIP (EBU Tech 3326) compliant IP audio codec engine developed by Digigram)