QuickLink StudioEdge Provides A Multi-platform Solution For Remote Contributions

As Skype officially retires, StudioEdge™ offers a robust solution for broadcasters and professional productions.
With Microsoft’s recent announcement to retire Skype in May 2025, broadcasters worldwide are reassessing their remote communications’ tools. In response, QuickLink’s StudioEdge, a cutting-edge solution designed to seamlessly integrate remote guests from multiple video conferencing platforms into professional productions, can fill this need for the broadcast and pro AV industries.
QuickLink’s StudioEdge provides multi-platform integration of remote guests from major video conferencing platforms, including Microsoft Teams, Zoom and StudioCall, into productions, optimized with ground-breaking AI technology.
Skype, launched in 2003, revolutionized internet communication by enabling free voice and video calls globally. However, as technology evolved, platforms like Zoom and Microsoft Teams emerged, offering enhanced features and user experiences. Microsoft’s decision to discontinue Skype reflects this shift, urging users to transition to Microsoft Teams.
StudioEdge supports four channels of broadcast-quality discrete audio and video from Microsoft Teams, Zoom and QuickLink StudioCall remote guests. It can be seamlessly integrated into the production suite via IP and hardware inputs/outputs. The powerful solution supports direct, off-air communication between the operator and remote guest(s) offering complete control over the production. It is designed to seamlessly bridge the gap between video conferencing platforms and professional production workflows, offering unparalleled control, reliability and quality.
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