All items tagged with AES67 (238)
QSC Promotes Demonstration of Q-SYS Software Running on Standard Dell Server Hardware
February 16, 2017 by audioXpress Staff

QSC Promotes Demonstration of Q-SYS Software Running on Standard Dell Server Hardware

QSC called its demonstration at the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show, "a glimpse into the future of Audio, Video and Control Processing". The demonstration was an industry-first preview, running existing Q-SYS software on standard Dell server hardware, highlighting the shift from stand-alone single-purpose proprietary DSP hardware to a highly scalable, standards-based IT platform and architecture. During ISE 2017, QSC also introduced a new Q-SYS processor and peripherals.
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RAVENNA Showcases Interoperability Demo Rack with MNA at ISE 2017
January 25, 2017 by audioXpress Staff

RAVENNA Showcases Interoperability Demo Rack with MNA at ISE 2017

Interoperability continues to make headlines for RAVENNA at ISE 2017. Taking pride of place on the RAVENNA stand (7-V210) in partnership with the Media Networking Alliance (MNA) is a RAVENNA demo rack that will be used to demonstrate AES67 interoperability. Another important product for members of the RAVENNA community is the new RAVENNA Audio Network Manager tool developed by Digigram and Merging Technologies that will be presented on the Merging stand (7-C169).
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Merging Technologies Launches New Benchmark AKD8D and AKD8DP A/D Cards
December 21, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

Merging Technologies Launches New Benchmark AKD8D and AKD8DP A/D Cards

Merging Technologies introduced two new cards for its Horus and Hapi range of Networked Audio Interfaces. The new boards are available in two versions. The AKD8D is the standard version giving superlative results up to 192kHz PCM. The AKD8DP extends the range up to 384kHz and includes all variants of DSD up to 256 and DXD. Both boards offer ultra-low distortion and noise floor at low levels whilst reducing latency even more.
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QSC Announces Q-SYS Platform Software Release to Support AES67
December 19, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

QSC Announces Q-SYS Platform Software Release to Support AES67

QSC, a member company of the Media Networking Alliance (MNA), has announced that it will incorporate support for AES67 in its Q-SYS Platform with the forthcoming Q-SYS Designer v5.3 software release. Introduction of support for the networked audio interoperability standard will allow audio distribution between Q-SYS and other systems supporting AES67 without additional hardware.
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Audio Industry Veteran Richard Cabot to Manage AES Standards
December 12, 2016 by Audio Engineering_Society

Audio Industry Veteran Richard Cabot to Manage AES Standards

The Audio Engineering Society announced that Dr. Richard C. Cabot will be assuming the duties of Standards Manager. A former President of the AES, Dr. Cabot has been involved with AES Standards since its early years, having chaired the development of the AES17 standard on digital audio measurement. He was one of the founders of Audio Precision and developed their digital audio measurement technology.
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Leading Audio Development Company Archwave Is Now Hiring
December 7, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

Leading Audio Development Company Archwave Is Now Hiring

Swiss audio technology company Archwave is one of the leading forces in cutting-edge standards-based technologies for audio development. With a remarkable history and key development platforms for digital audio interfaces, audio streaming, and networking adopted by an increasing number of manufacturers, Archwave’s momentum couldn’t be greater. The company is now recruiting to foster its next growth phase.
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Audio over IP Expert Nicolas Sturmel Joins Merging Technologies as Senior Technologist
November 15, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

Audio over IP Expert Nicolas Sturmel Joins Merging Technologies as Senior Technologist

Merging Technologies announced that Nicolas Sturmel has joined the company on November 1st 2016. He was previously Project Manager and Head of Research at Digigram investigating future platforms and innovative solutions for audio and video broadcasting; a position he held from 2012. Sturmel gained a Ph.D in signal processing and information technology from the University of Paris Sud Orsay. Prior to that, he was working in the music production world with a two-year spell as assistant sound engineer.
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ALC NetworX Extends Audio Networking Interoperability with Free RAVENNA-2-SAP Converter Tool
October 19, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

ALC NetworX Extends Audio Networking Interoperability with Free RAVENNA-2-SAP Converter Tool

As the AES67 interoperability standard continues to gain traction, so the need for tools to facilitate interoperability increases. ALC NetworX, developers of the high performance RAVENNA audio networking technology, is therefore pleased to announce the release of RAV2SAP, an extremely useful RAVENNA-to-SAP freeware conversion tool designed to help connect RAVENNA devices to other AES67 devices.
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Digital Audio Denmark (DAD) Cooperation with Dynaudio and Avid
October 11, 2016 by audioXpress Staff

Digital Audio Denmark (DAD) Cooperation with Dynaudio and Avid

At the 141st Audio Engineering Society convention, Digital Audio Denmark (DAD) scored big with some key announcements of joint projects with Danish speaker powerhouse Dynaudio, and a very interesting new product development for Avid, with the preview of the new MTRX audio interface for Pro Tools. Two powerful alliances, given DAD’s expertise with audio networking and AD/DA conversion technologies.
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Highlights from the 141st Audio Engineering Society Los Angeles Convention
October 6, 2016 by Joao Martins

Highlights from the 141st Audio Engineering Society Los Angeles Convention

The 141st Audio Engineering Society (AES) International Convention in Los Angeles, CA, was a great success - maybe not as vibrant as past New York editions, but probably one of the best in terms of content/topics and number of sessions. The exhibition was always well attended and exhibitors were always busy, especially those targeting studio/recording applications - sometimes it even felt a bit like the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Show, with celebrities like Stevie Wonder walking around and some demos pumping the volume a little too much.
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