Systembase have recently launched the new IP Interface Module for the C500xr Audio Codec at the SBES 2008 Exhibition in Birmingham. The IP Interface Module enables real-time audio transmission over IP Networks and enhances the C500xr's impressive list of features. The initial version of the IP Module provides dual G722 audio channels and is ideally suited for OB production communications and commentary circuits.

Systembase Audio Codecs have once again been chosen for the EURO 2008 football tournament. The newly merged company Presteigne Charter are using the Systembase codecs for live commentary and co-ordination circuits between the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in Vienna and the ITV Sports studios in London. Our unrivalled reputation for reliability and customer service were a key factor in the decision to use Systembase codecs for this major international sports event.

28 Systembase ISDN Audio Codecs were supplied recently for the Rugby world Cup in France. The codecs were used for live outside broadcast communications and international commentary feeds back to the UK and Australia. Systembase supplied equipment to a number of renowned internationally broadcast companies including SisLink, 021 Television, Charter Broadcast, ITV Sports and BT Broadcast. Our unrivalled reputation for reliability and customer service were a key factor in the decision to use Systembase codecs for this major international sports event.

BT has recently purchased a further 22 C310xr audio codecs from Systembase. The codecs will be used to provide 4 wire talkback and commentary circuits from their fleet of outside broadcast vehicles.

Systembase has recently won a order for a total of 101 C310xr ISDN codecs to be used for live horse racing coverage within the UK.

Systembase are pleased to announce that over 40 C310xr Audio Codecs have been supplied to a number of major television broadcasters for use during the 2006 World Cup football tournament. The majority of the C310xr Codecs were used to provide real-time audio communications between the Outside Broadcast Trucks and the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in Munich. In addition, a smaller number of C310xr Codecs were located at various television studios in the UK and provided the international live audio links.