Audinate: interoperability between broadcast and AV, at IBC 2025

IBC 2025 (September 12 – 15) will feature the presence of Audinate, a firm that will offer numerous practical demos in which it will demonstrate Dante's ability to unify broadcast and AV contexts with “scalable and real” network solutions.

Audinate will present new developments designed to broadcasters of all sizes, including technologies that seek to redefine the way in which produces, manages and distributes the content. In this way, attendees at the company's stand will be able to see how Dante supports demanding television productions, IP based operations and even processes of cloud collaboration.

These improvements take the form of new features such as the implementation of AES67 y ST 2110-30 in Dante Audio, which will strengthen integration with third-party systems and support more flexible network designs. In this context, the Dante Virtual Soundcard Pro, which is presented for the first time at the IBC, will show how its greater number of channels and advanced configuration options for computers on Dante networks provides a simple way to integrate workstations for recording and playback.

In the field of remote production, the improvements of Dante Connect, which enables native Dante audio for remote collaborator contribution, production monitoring, and localization, as demonstrated with SSL System T and Elgato Stream Deck Studio. On the other hand, Dante AV will demonstrate its ability to simplify multi-camera IP configurations, delivering high-fidelity video with ultra-low latency. In addition, Audinate will offer several demos in which you can see how Dante Director and Dante Domain Manager improving network management and monitoring, offering secure authentication on premises or in the cloud.

Joshua Rush, marketing director of Audinate, summarizes the brand's philosophy for IBC 2025: "Audiovisual and broadcast technologies are evolving faster than ever, and the future of production depends on platforms that can interoperate and adapt to any application. At IBC 2025, we are excited to demonstrate how the Dante platform allows broadcasters, system designers and audiovisual professionals to go beyond legacy infrastructure, simplifying network management, extending productions to any environment and delivering immersive audio and video experiences on-site, in the cloud or on all continents.”