The video broadcast tools of the V__line are designed to support your workflow and bring you previously unknown efficiency. L Lawo’s V__line products not only bring major reductions in space and weight, they also reduce cabling effort and the overall complexity of video broadcast installations.
Software-defined IP-Routing & Processing Platform.
The all-in-one solution for IP-based remote productions
Video power on a small footprint
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Lawo control products: VSM – THE Broadcast Control and Monitoring System, vSNMP – Control with an easy to use SNMP Manager, Control Interfaces - Easy control and connectivity, vsmSOUL, vsmTally
THE Broadcast Control and Monitoring System
Seamless Orchestration and Unification Layer
Seamless Orchestration and Unification Layer
Easy-to-use SNMP Manager
Hardware Control Panels
THE Broadcast Control and Monitoring System
Lawo routing systems
Router for medium-size and larger installations
The little big router
Hybrid RAVENNA/MADI Plug&Play Audio Router
The compact MADI router for mid-sized studios
The digital router for smaller configurations
Universal Networked Audio Engine
AES67 Audio Node with Onboard DSP
Lawo mc²36, Lawo mc²56, Lawo mc²66, Lawo mc²96
If plenty is not enough
High-Quality Audio-over-IP Interfaces
Flexibility and optimum safety.
Lawo ruby, Lawo sapphire, Lawo crystal, Lawo crystalCLEAR radio consoles
The Radio Console with a Whole New Viewpoint
A step ahead
Advanced on-air mixing console for radio
Compact - intuitive - automagic
Remixing Radio
The Virtual Audio Router
Lawo Virtual radio
The Swiss Army knife of PC audio handling
RAVENNA / AES67 Virtual Sound Card
Audio Recording for Broadcast
Reduced complexity, by the push of a button
Lawo Automated Mixing Control for Close-Ball Mixing
The intelligent control software
Sample rate conversion in realtime
MADI format converter & signal splitter
Lawo careers. Lawo is hiring
NoTélé’s AES67 Ticket To The Future
IP Conquers Local TV Stations
NoTélé’s open approach to IP has sparked so much interest on the Belgian local TV station scene that the station was asked to stage an open-house day to demonstrate its setup. And the message was loud and clear: Don’t worry—be IP.
