Audinate has announced Dante firmware 4.1, bringing AES67 support to the Ultimo UXT audio networking chipsets.
The Ultimo UXT chipsets bring Dante audio networking to two- and four-channel count products, and is currently implemented in hundreds of A/V products, including powered speakers, microphones, A/V wall plates, amplifiers, paging stations, personal monitoring systems, recording interfaces, intercoms, and analogue/digital break-in/break out interfaces. This Dante Ultimo firmware update now adds the ability for these products to send audio streams to other non-Dante products that use the AES67 standard.
Audinate released AES67 support last year in its Dante Brooklyn II, Dante Broadway, Dante PCIe, Dante MY-16, Dante HC, and Dante IP Core products. The Dante platform is the dominant audio networking technology that has been adopted by more than 400 A/V manufacturers, and implemented in more than 1,400 commercially available products.
‘The addition of AES67 to Ultimo UXT reflects Audinate’s commitment to add support for new standards to the Dante platform,’ says Audinate SVP of Marketing & Product, Joshua Rush. ‘In particular, in the broadcast industry we want to make sure that our OEM partners and their customers are able to enjoy the benefits of the complete Dante solution while also maintaining compliance with industry standards for interoperability.’
Underscoring Audinate’s support of new standards within the Dante platform, the company is also announcing support for SMPTE 2110 across the entire Dante platform.
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