The Linear Acoustic AERO line of audio processors effectively measures and manages shifts in loudness and controls discrepancies between program and commercial audio without unnecessarily degrading the quality of the audio or significantly affecting the dynamic range that adds impact to digital television audio.  When used in combination with a meter capable of measuring loudness by the ITU-R BS.1770 standard (or derivatives of this standard, such as EBU R128) U.S. broadcasters will be able to achieve CALM compliance by effectively managing and monitoring audio levels. Linear Acoustic also manufacturers the UPMAX 5.1-channel upmixer, which creates multi-channel surround sound audio from 2-channel (stereo) sources. NBC utilized this product during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, Linear Acoustic to Provide UPMAX:neo(TM) 5.1 Channel Upmixer, June 23. 2008 URL Retrieved April 11, 2013 and relied upon the company’s AERO.qc products during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. Linear Acoustic Provides AERO.qc Audio Quality Controllers For NBC’s Coverage Of The Vancouver Winter Games, Broadcast Engineering, March 12, 2010 URL Retrieved April 11, 2013 In 2008, Linear Acoustic became part of the Telos Alliance, based in Cleveland, Ohio. The Telos Alliance comprises Telos  , Axia, Omnia, and 25-Seven  that manufacture broadcast telephone systems, consoles and audio over IP gear, audio processors, and audio time management hardware for radio stations. Frank Foti, founder of Omnia Audio, is the Telos Alliance CEO. At the 2012 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB ) Show in Las Vegas, Linear Acoustic announced a co-branding agreement with Dolby Laboratories under which the company will manufacture stand-alone Dolby-centric professional products such as audio codecs and audio bitstream test tools. Linear Acoustic and Dolby Expand Partnership, NAB Daily News, April 17, 2012 URL Retrieved April 16, 2013 Awards In 2011, Linear Acoustic received a Technical Emmy for The Pioneering Development of an Audio/Metadata Processor for Conforming Audio to the ATSC Standard. Linear Acoustic honored with Technical EMMY for real-time audio/metadata processor, Broadcast Engineering, Feb. 3 2011 Retrieved April 11, 2013 URL  External links EBU Recommendation R128 - Loudness normalisation and permitted maximum level of audio levels (2010) References
The Linear Acoustic AERO line of audio processors effectively measures and manages shifts in loudness and controls discrepancies between program and commercial audio without unnecessarily degrading the quality of the audio or significantly affecting the dynamic range that adds impact to digital television audio. Linear Acoustic AERO When used in combination with a meter capable of measuring loudness by the ITU-R BS.1770 standard (or derivatives of this standard, such as EBU R128) U.S. broadcasters will be able to achieve CALM compliance by effectively managing and monitoring audio levels. Linear Acoustic also manufacturers the UPMAX 5.1-channel upmixer, which creates multi-channel surround sound audio from 2-channel (stereo) sources. NBC utilized this product during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, and relied upon the company’s AERO.qc products during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. In 2008, Linear Acoustic became part of The Telos Alliance, based in Cleveland, Ohio. The Telos Alliance comprises Telos Systems, Axia Audio, Omnia Audio , and 25-Seven Systems that manufacture broadcast telephone systems, consoles and audio over IP gear, audio processors, and audio time management hardware for radio stations. Frank Foti, founder of Omnia Audio, is The Telos Alliance CEO. At the 2012 NAB Show in Las Vegas, Linear Acoustic announced a co-branding agreement with Dolby Laboratories under which the company will manufacture stand-alone Dolby-centric professional products such as audio codecs and audio bitstream test tools. Awards In 2011, Linear Acoustic received a Technical Emmy for The Pioneering Development of an Audio/Metadata Processor for Conforming Audio to the ATSC Standard. References External links EBU Recommendation R128 - Loudness normalisation and permitted maximum level of audio levels (2010) 
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