Digigram to Showcase RAVENNA/AES67 Compatibility at IBC2014

Digigram is once again pushing forward technological development, promising to show RAVENNA/AES67 connectivity in practice with the company’s IQOYA range of audio-over-IP (AoIP) codecs. At the IBC 2014 show in Amsterdam, the company intends to show how RAVENNA connectivity enables greater flexibility in audio infrastructures.

AES137 is gearing up to be bigger and better than ever before. The preliminary Technical Program is now online for the 137th Audio Engineering Society Convention, which will take place Thursday, October 9, through Sunday, October 12, 2014, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California.

Digigram confirmed availability of its LX-IP RAVENNA AES67-Enabled PCIe Sound Card with optional MADI interface. The French IP audio and IP video pioneer also confirms it will be displaying extended RAVENNA/AES67 solutions during the IBC 2014 Show in Amsterdam, including a new LX-MADI PCIe Sound Card.

Audinate announced a new High Capacity (HC) reference design solution for OEMs, in line with previous platforms available for manufacturers wanting to implement Dante network audio. The difference is the support of up to 512 x 512 redundant bi-directional uncompressed audio channels on a single Xilinx FPGA.

With its new CXD-Q Network Amplifier line, new Q-Sys Enterprise Cores and AES 67 and Dante connectivity, QSC Audio now offers a complete networkable audio solution with multiple integrated components, processing and distribution, all centered on its scalable Q-Sys system platform.