Posts Tagged ‘IP Audio’

Hospital IP (DANTE/AES67) Network Broadcasting Solution

I. IP (DANTE/AES67) Project Background: The development of digital audio technology enriches the application of hospital broadcasting system. Every day, hospitals use radio to announce calls, broadcast background music, and manage daily operations. The needs of modern hospitals can not be met by traditional public broadcasting alone. The hospital puts forward many requirements for the broadcasting system, such as stability, reliability, powerful

Analysis of Digital Campus IP (DANTE/AES67) Network Broadcasting System 1. Background of IP (DANTE/AES67) Network Broadcasting System Project Primary school is the most important activity place for teachers and children. The construction of campus broadcasting will greatly improve the level of school running, give full play to its role and lay more foundation for the benefit of school management. Campus broadcasting will play an increasingly important role in

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

While everyone agrees that networking audio products to create flexible workflow infrastructures is indeed the best way to distribute and leverage the multiple signals used for a video production or broadcast facility going forward, there’s a bit of a debate about the most efficient way to do it. We see and hear a lot of acronyms and fancy names thrown around when it comes to networking, that is, sending audio signals over an Internet Protocol network (AoIP), but what’s it all mean? The two major competing formats – Dante (Digital