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Audio over IP – the bright future of multi-channel high resolution audio – You might have heard of ‘Audio-over-IP’ (AoIP) – a term that is becoming increasingly important in today’s audio industry. The abbreviation ‘IP’ in ‘Audio over IP’ is short for ‘Internet Protocol,’ meaning the protocol used to send data across packet-switched networks. Computer networks and telecommunication devices (like IP audio codecs and mobile phones) make use of packet-switching by routing data packets individually between two devices through Local Area Networks (LAN) or Wide Area Networks (WAN). The also

AoIP, “Audio over Internet Protocal,” USES IP networks to transmit Audio. For enthusiasts, AES3 (AES/EBU) and S/PDIF are traditionally the most common digital audio transmission modes. Audio transmission via IP network is emerging with the popularity of network and the increase of bandwidth in recent years.

In terms of specific technical solutions, many companies have successively introduced relevant AoIP technologies, including Dante, REVENNA, Livewire, etc., and AES67 launched in order to unify the above-mentioned technical solutions. At present, Dante should be one of the more mature and widely used solutions.Dante, developed