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Yes. Remote participants can be captured and included using digital conferencing platforms. This allows seamless audio (and optionally video) capture from remote speakers, ensuring full inclusion in hybrid or fully remote sessions.

Yes, the platform is designed for seamless integration with your existing AV and IT infrastructures, supporting a wide range of industry-standard protocols, formats, and hardware. Whether your setup is legacy-based, fully IP-driven, or hybrid, the platform connects without disrupting your current workflows or requiring significant hardware investments.

It integrates effortlessly with systems from Bosch, Televic, Audio Technica, Taiden, Avonic, Kinly, Canon, and other widely used brands. Generic AV and control interfaces are also supported, ensuring compatibility across diverse setups.

In terms of connectivity, the platform supports IP-based protocols such as NDI and RTSP, traditional video formats like SDI, HDMI, and USB, and the widely adopted H.264 streaming codec, enabling efficient, high-quality video delivery across a range of networks and devices. For audio, the platform supports analog, AES/EBU, USB, and Dante—the professional standard for digital audio networking. Native Dante integration enables the platform to send and receive uncompressed, multi-channel digital audio over IP with minimal latency, making it ideal for setups involving Dante-enabled microphones, DSPs, and mixers.

Beyond AV and streaming, the platform also connects to your broader digital ecosystem. Integration with document management, case management, meeting preparation systems, and other information management platforms is handled via a robust REST API. This allows for automated exchange of agendas, metadata, recordings, and transcripts—both to and from the platform—enabling streamlined workflows across departments and tools.

Whether you’re operating on-premise, in the cloud, or across hybrid infrastructure, the platform is built to plug into your environment—delivering flexibility, interoperability, and long-term resilience.

Yes, the client recorders interface with most AV-systems like Bosch, Televic, Sure, Avonic or any generic AV interface. This can be over IP, SDI, NDI. And you can connect desktops using HDMI. 

Yes, you can connect phone system hybrids to capture remote participants