Which product provides Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) to manage tones, announcements, and audio streams in a multi-party conference?

The Avaya Aura Media Server is specifically designed to provide Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) for managing audio streams in multimedia applications, which includes handling tones and announcements. In a multi-party conference setting, the media server plays a critical role in processing and mixing audio from multiple participants, ensuring a clear and cohesive experience.

The DSPs in the Avaya Aura Media Server are essential for functions such as voice encoding, decoding, echo cancellation, and audio mixing. This capability allows for effective management of voice data, making it suitable for complex conferencing environments where multiple audio streams need to be efficiently processed and delivered.

In contrast, while other options like the Application Enablement Server, Avaya Aura Session Manager, and Avaya Breeze have their own distinct functionalities within the Avaya Aura framework, they do not serve as the primary entity to handle DSP functions for audio management in multi-party conferencing. The Application Enablement Server, for instance, focuses more on extending communication capabilities, while the Session Manager handles signaling and call control rather than audio processing. Avaya Breeze is aimed at creating and deploying communication-enabled applications but does not directly manage audio streams in the way that the Media Server does.