- Speaker management: Controls microphone access and speaking order, helping a chairperson keep structured discussions organized.
- Voting & Authentication: Lets participants identify themselves and cast verifiable votes by touchscreen or hardware buttons, with results available in real time.
- Simultaneous interpretation: Provides language channels and tools for interpreters, so multilingual participants can follow the meeting in their chosen language.
- Camera Tracking: Automatically follows active speakers and supplies video feeds for in-room, remote, and hybrid meetings; Confero CAM supports up to 8 cameras.
- Teams & Zoom Integration: Connects Televic conferencing systems with Microsoft Teams and Zoom so remote participants can join meetings with room audio and video.
- Meeting Management Software: Confero and CoCon provide central controls for meeting setup and operation, including participants, agendas, speaker queues, and other meeting functions.
- Recording: Captures meeting audio and video for documentation, archives, and later distribution when an accurate meeting record matters.
- Electronic Nameplate: Displays participant information on the Plixus digital nameplate and lets operators update details without replacing printed name cards.
- Hands-Free Meetings: Lets participants speak without pressing a microphone button, making less formal discussions feel more natural while keeping conference-system audio control.
Televic Conference
Conference systems for moderated meetings and simultaneous interpretation
Updated August 28, 2026
Televic Conference Overview
Televic Conference is a range of audio, video, discussion, and meeting management systems. Organizations use it to manage speakers, run votes, provide interpretation, record meetings, and connect people who join remotely.
It is built for organizations that hold structured meetings where participants need to hear, speak, and make decisions clearly. Installations include city councils, parliaments, courtrooms, international institutions, executive boardrooms, auditoriums, schools, and event venues.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Contact sales | Televic Conference does not publish numeric pricing for its conferencing systems or meeting management software. Contact Televic or a certified distributor or integrator for purchasing and pricing. |
No free trial is currently listed.
Pricing source: Televic Conference Contact
Pros
| Competitor | Pros |
|---|---|
| Bosch DICENTIS | Televic Conference lets one installation combine Confidea FLEX wired and FLEX G4 wireless units under one web interface, unlike Bosch DICENTIS. That gives rooms a way to switch between wired and wireless seating without moving to a separate product family. |
| Shure Microflex Complete Wireless | Confidea FLEX G4 batteries run for 12 hours and support hot swapping through two battery compartments. Shure MXCW lists more than 11 hours of battery life, so Televic gives teams another way to keep a long meeting running without stopping a unit to recharge. |
| Brähler DIGIMIC | Voting, participant ID, language selection, hybrid meeting links, and camera tracking are available across Televic Conference products and software, unlike Brähler DIGIMIC. This gives buyers a broader set of meeting functions around the discussion hardware. |
| Audio-Technica ATUC | Televic Conference has an RF wireless Confidea G4 system that can connect remote attendees through platforms such as Teams, Zoom, and Webex. Audio-Technica’s ATUC range instead combines wired units with infrared units. |
Cons
| Competitor | Cons |
|---|---|
| Bosch DICENTIS | DICENTIS Wireless can use two wireless access points for redundancy, with the second taking over if one fails. Buyers who put wireless meeting continuity high on their list may value that design. |
| Shure Microflex Complete Wireless | Shure MXCW supports up to 125 conference units on one WLAN channel and automatically detects and avoids RF interference. It is a strong option for buyers focused on a dedicated wireless discussion system with automatic frequency handling. |
| Brähler DIGIMIC | DIGIMIC modular has preconfigured built-in units with four, five, or seven elements. A buyer planning a fixed installation that needs a tailored built-in layout may prefer this modular approach. |
| Audio-Technica ATUC | Audio-Technica’s ATUC system supports wired and infrared conference units and can reach up to 500 conference microphones in a combined setup. It is worth considering for a large installation or one that specifically calls for infrared wireless operation. |
Reviews
- Reddit. Installers describe Televic as highly reliable and report helpful support, including replacement of failed card readers without trouble. One installer had about 50 uniCOS 10-inch units and said a couple of card readers failed after one year. Another warns that older systems can have problems when installers use unshielded cables or incorrect terminations.
- Trustburn (Rating 4.2/5 from 12 reviews). Reviewers repeatedly report clear audio, straightforward controls, easy setup, and helpful customer support for Televic Conference systems. One reviewer describes the systems only as “decent,” but the published reviews shown on the page do not report specific pricing, support, or product failures.
