Studio Technologies has unveiled its new Dante Audio-over-IP-enabled multichannel monitoring system that combines a rack-mounted main electronics unit with a desktop user control surface. The system, which includes a Central Controller and a Control Console, uses programmable logic to support both digital and analog audio. An extensive set of configuration features allow the system to support next-gen immersive formats including 5.1.4, 7.1.4, and 10.2.
Superficially, level seems to be a simple subject: just a reading on a meter. In practice, there’s a lot more to it. Level matters because if it is wrong, sound quality can suffer, things can get damaged or cause interference and listeners complain because they have to keep adjusting the volume.
iNDEMAND, a distributor of premium Video-on-Demand (VOD) and Pay Per View (PPV) entertainment to more than 200 North American TV operators, had a problem. How did they cost-effectively distribute thousands of audio files in different formats each day?
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New channel aims to make it easier to enable encoding, transcoding, and streaming features for broadcast and OTT distribution
If you’re converting audio sources for use over AoIP networks, it makes sense to use the best converters that you can afford. Sonifex has introduced a new line of DIO Audiophile Dante Interfaces that offer high plug-and-play audio quality and a convenient method of connecting legacy analog and digital audio equipment to a Dante-compatible AoIP audio network.
Development of new technology and moving to the newly available 5GHz spectrum continue to expand the creative and technical possibilities for audio across live performance and broadcast productions.