Dante (Audinate), omnipresent en NAB 2024

Artificial intelligence, audio, events, streaming, virtual production, workflows... Audinate is demonstrating during NAB 2024 how your protocol Dante, whether in its original format or with the Dante AV visual evolution, allows you to overcome unprecedented challenges in broadcast environments.

A large number of professionals Audinate They have traveled to the Las Vegas fair to demonstrate the applications of Dante in different environments. From the world of audio, in which it stands out as a standard, to new frontiers like the world visual (Dante AV) or the environments in the cloud (Dante Cloud), the Audinate protocol continues to multiply its impact in all types of contexts, to such an extent that a total of 70 manufacturers They will exhibit products compatible with the protocol.

Audinate is also taking advantage of the event to continue spreading knowledge about the Dante's possibilities from various perspectives. In this way, the company's stand will host a conference on April 15 on cloud audio streams in broadcast environments from 11:00 to 11:45 (Local time) with personalities from AWS, Diversified and Fox; On April 16 he will address the convergence of audiovisual and IP in the world of broadcasting from 1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. with agents from Google, ASG and MediaMonks, and on April 17 he will review the trends and strategies linked to the television environment from 11:00 to 11:45 with ASG and Galsngear.

New Dante Connect Features

Audinate has also announced important news for Dante Connect, its cloud-based Dante audio transport solution for broadcasters. As the main novelty, the system adds the expected remote contribution through WebRTC to existing uncompressed Dante audio transport streams.

This functionality allows you to capture Internet-connected Dante sources around the world as an audio source, offering customers a new, lower bandwidth option to easily add a commentator or any other audio stream to the broadcast. This compressed source is transmitted using WebRTC functionality, which “ensures the highest possible quality” without the need for dedicated transmission lines. Additionally, the system has received support with workflows Google Cloud.