Reflecting the ongoing migration to networked infrastructure in the media industries, the Avnu Alliance, the trade organization that promotes the use of the AVB network-bridging protocol, will offer a new […] More
Audio Video Bridging (AVB), which was introduced in 2011 as a standards-based networking protocol, has added a new chapter, announcing Milan, the latest iteration of the protocol. The announcement, made […] More
Although proprietary audio-network products have garnered a lot of attention in the growing market for networked audio-signal transport, standards-based approaches are also on the table. More
Digital-audio networking is audio’s newest frontier, and, although the concept of packetizing digital audio over a data network has been around for some time, it has been making its presence […] More
The first products for Audio Video Bridging (AVB), a recently developed protocol to enhance interconnectivity and intercompatibility of networked audio and video devices, have been certified by the AVnu Alliance, […] More
The InfoComm Show (June 12-14, Orlando) is a leading nexus for A/V technology. Much of what is seen and heard in sports venues was seen and heard at these annual […] More
In an effort to drive the movement toward a common protocol for audio networking, console manufacturer Calrec has joined the AVnu Alliance, an industry consortium dedicated to development and promotion […] More
Riedel Communications has become a promoting member of the AVnu Alliance, an industry forum dedicated to advancing professional-quality AV networking by promoting the adoption of the IEEE 802.1 Audio/Video Bridging […] More
In a joint international statement coinciding with AES 2010 in San Francisco this week, Yamaha Corp. Japan, its group of companies including NEXO S.A., and Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH have […] More
Shure has joined the AVnu Alliance as a Promoter member. The AVnu Alliance promotes the adoption of the IEEE 802.1 AVB (Audio Video Bridging) standard and the related IEEE 1722 […] More
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