All items tagged with audio networking (333)
Audinate Announces AES67 Support for Dante Ultimo Chipsets at NAB 2018
April 6, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Audinate Announces AES67 Support for Dante Ultimo Chipsets at NAB 2018

Audinate is determined to consolidate its Dante media networking technology as the broadcast industry transitions to full IP infrastructures. First the company announced that with the availability of Dante firmware 4.1 for the Ultimo UXT family of audio networking chipsets, the full platform of implementation solutions for manufacturers now supports the AES67 interoperability standard. And Audinate also announced plans to support SMPTE ST-2110 in the Dante platform by the end of 2018.
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Merging Technologies to Show ANEMAN Enterprise Software at the Core of IP Interoperability Demonstrations
April 3, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Merging Technologies to Show ANEMAN Enterprise Software at the Core of IP Interoperability Demonstrations

Merging Technologies will once again be at the center of IP interoperability demonstrations during NAB 2018. The Swiss company will use the show to demonstrate ANEMAN Enterprise, a new software designed for high availability and large audio networking systems’ monitoring and configuration. ANEMAN Enterprise uses the same connection and network management technology developed for the free ANEMAN software, with support for AES67 and ST2110.
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Audinate’s Dante Domain Manager Platform Now Available
February 9, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Audinate’s Dante Domain Manager Platform Now Available

Audinate, developer of the industry-leading Dante media networking technology, announced that its Dante Domain Manager Platform is now commercially available through a global network of authorized resellers. Dante Domain Manager is Audinate’s new network management solution that brings enterprise-grade system administration to the AV world and makes audio networking more secure, scalable and manageable than ever before.
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Aurender Music Servers First to Support RAVENNA Networking
January 31, 2018 by Joao Martins

Aurender Music Servers First to Support RAVENNA Networking

Merging Technologies announced that it will be showing an Aurender X100 Music Server directly connected to a RAVENNA AoIP network and using a MERGING+NADAC as the DAC. This significant move sees Aurender be the first manufacturer to take advantage of the benefits that a RAVENNA network can bring to home applications, as part of a multi-room or multi-zone system without any of the traditional cable length limitations of USB connectivity.
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Audinate Debuts Dante AVIO Adapter Family at NAMM 2018
January 22, 2018 by Joao Martins

Audinate Debuts Dante AVIO Adapter Family at NAMM 2018

Audinate introduced Dante AVIO, a family of cost-effective endpoint adapters that enable audio professionals to easily connect legacy analog and digital audio equipment to Dante networks. Starting with an MSRP of only $129 USD, the Dante AVIO series features six new adapters including line-in and line-out analog adapters, a bi-directional AES3/EBU adapter and a bi-directional stereo USB adapter.
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Bridge Product from Hear Technologies Brings Waves SoundGrid Processing to Dante Networks
January 19, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Bridge Product from Hear Technologies Brings Waves SoundGrid Processing to Dante Networks

Waves Audio has joined forces with Hear Technologies, to develop the WSG Bridge solution. The cooperation between the digital audio processing and personal monitoring specialists, allows the use of Waves innovative networking and real-time processing platform - SoundGrid - directly integrated with Audinate’s Dante audio networking systems, currently dominating in the industry.
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Atlona Introduces Next-Generation Wired and Networked Amplifiers at ISE 2018
January 19, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Atlona Introduces Next-Generation Wired and Networked Amplifiers at ISE 2018

Atlona is set to unveil its next generation of compact, affordable and energy-efficient amplifiers at the ISE 2018 show. The company’s new Gain Series offers and impressive price-to-performance ratio for distributed audio systems in commercial and residential environments, with one model featuring dual-channel AES67 and Dante audio bridge connections.
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Jünger Audio Adds Dante/AES67 and MADI Connectivity To Its Modular C8000 Audio Processing System
January 10, 2018 by audioXpress Staff

Jünger Audio Adds Dante/AES67 and MADI Connectivity To Its Modular C8000 Audio Processing System

German manufacturer Jünger Audio has launched new combined Audio over IP and MADI modules for its C8000 audio processing solution, giving broadcasters a simple and convenient interconnection to well-established MADI audio and emerging DANTE/AES67 AoIP production environments. With the new modules, Jünger Audio ensures that its customers who already use the company’s C8000 modular processing system for audio processing and loudness control can connect seamlessly to AoIP infrastructures.
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Tascam Expands Dante-Enabled Lineup with New Multichannel Interfaces
December 19, 2017 by audioXpress Staff

Tascam Expands Dante-Enabled Lineup with New Multichannel Interfaces

With many studios and professional audio companies embracing Dante audio networking solutions, digital connectivity becomes a simple, versatile, and reliable process. Responding to that trend, TASCAM has unveiled two innovative new additions to their line of Dante-enabled offerings. Designed to provide powerful and flexible connectivity between analog and digital components, the TASCAM ML-32D and ML-16D are multichannel Line Level to Dante and Dante to Line Level interfaces.
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Media Networking Alliance (MNA) and Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) Announce Merger
December 15, 2017 by audioXpress Staff

Media Networking Alliance (MNA) and Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) Announce Merger

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) announced that it is merging with the Media Networking Alliance (MNA) to form a single trade association for promoting IP in the media and entertainment industry. The merger comes after a two-year history of collaboration, and it will enable the organizations to have an even greater impact on the industries they serve. The new joint organization will retain the AIMS name and will be governed by the existing AIMS bylaws.
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