Thanks to a new agreement, audio real-time control technology can now be found directly in Pluxbox CoreOC, a software-based operational platform designed for broadcast and media workflows. That “ARC” technology comes courtesy of a Telos Alliance brand.
The integration with Minnetonka Audio ARC gives Pluxbox users access to ARC audio processing within their existing CoreOC environment, using MXL to connect the applications. This allows broadcasters and media organizations to add advanced audio processing to software-defined workflows without introducing a separate processing layer or changing the way operators work.
“We’re very pleased to work with Pluxbox to bring ARC into the CoreOC platform,” said Markus Hintz, VP of Business Development at Telos Alliance. “Integrating ARC with Pluxbox via MXL gives broadcasters access to sophisticated audio processing directly within a modern software-based workflow. It’s a practical example of how interoperability can make it easier to build flexible media facilities without adding unnecessary complexity.”
Caspar Adriani, Pluxbox’s Chief Technology Officer, added, “Integrating Minnetonka Audio ARC into Pluxbox was straightforward because ARC supports MXL, enabling real-time exchange of uncompressed video, audio, and metadata within software-defined broadcast and live production environments. For our customers, that means access to advanced audio processing without disrupting the workflows they already know. We’re excited to continue working with Telos Alliance and expand what we can offer through CoreOC.”
