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Dante is great but sadly it's proprietary. Low latency and allows you to replace a loom of analog cable with a single ethernet run. There's Ravenna and AES67 (
by digitallyfree 5y ago
Dante is great but sadly it's proprietary. Low latency and allows you to replace a loom of analog cable with a single ethernet run.
There's Ravenna and AES67 (which I believe Dante supports), which are open standards but are not as common as Dante.
- lukeh 5y agoDante supports AES67 in a degraded mode (multicast only, 1ms minimum latency, 48kHz only, at least if you're not using Dante Domain Manager).
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