Omnia Forza Manual

What is Forza? Omnia Forza is a new-from-the-ground-up multiband audio processing algorithm. In its initial release, it is being offered as a streaming audio processor delivered either as a Docker container (the version covered here) or as an optio...

The concept of "loudness" as it applies to streaming audio is relatively new for many broadcasters. To an even greater degree, it is a foreign concept for content creators and IT specialists charged with managing audio streams who didn't come to the...

Use of Forza and other Telos software requires the acceptance of our EULA . Before proceeding, please visit https://www.telosalliance.com/eula . The EULA is a legal agreement between you (either as an individual or an entity, hereinafter referred...

Begin by clicking on the Settings icon (B) , then selecting the AoIP tab (A). Configuration The Configuration section (C) contains the Node name field and the controls to release and refresh a license. Node name: Enter a "friendly" nam...

Begin by clicking on the Settings icon (C) , then selecting the AoIP tab (A). In the Basic AoIP section (B): Enter the Livewire channel of the audio source to be processed in the "Receiver" field. Enter the Livewire channel carrying th...

Connecting to Forza Forza's user interface is web-based, and any mainstream browser (including Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge) will work. As the UI is based on HTML5, a larger monitor will provide a better experience. It may be n...