Well, there’s actually a standard for low latency LAN audio that uses PTP “precision timing protocol” a frame prioritization protocol. Given a switch that suppo

Well, there’s actually a standard for low latency LAN audio that uses PTP “precision timing protocol” a frame prioritization protocol. Given a switch that supports PTP, including some bog-standard Netgear models, you can use what is called AVB or audio video bridge. You can use an AVB driver directly on each system and audio being processed on one system can playback over another’s audio hardware! So, there’s also a layer three standard called AES67 from the Audio Enfineering Society and this competes directly with systems like Dante. I have no idea how these perform over the broader general internet as I would think that each hop alters the latency landscape significantly