An Introduction and Comparison of Dante, AVB and CobraNet Methodologies
Presented by Steve Alexander at the 2018 Almo Professional E4 AV Tour
Lots of signals, just one cable: Simplify AV installations and lower cost with Audio over IP (AoIP) methods such as Dante, AVB, and CobraNet. This course will serve as an introduction and comparison to three approaches to network-based audio signal distribution.
Participants will learn fundamental networking concepts to help cut through marketing lingo and then move into basic system requirements, limitations, and applications of IP distribution so they can better assess suitability within the framework of a given project. Real-world scenarios and applications will be discussed, as well as resources for additional information and assistance in designing and implementing a network-based signal distribution system.
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