Interfacing LinuxLossless Network Audio With Netjack2
While Dante and AVB are popular audio over IP solutions, Netjack2 offers a unique and powerful alternative.
https://interfacinglinux.com/2024/03/02/lossless-network-audio-with-netjack2/
ivopaUn peu de plomberie : spatialisation + audio-over-IP pour notre premier cours de Performance musicale immersive à la SAT
#spatialaudio #aoip #sat #satmontreal
#spatialaudio #aoip #sat #satmontreal
Drew KirkmanNew video: Modern broadcast radio facilities are moving to IP transport rather than physical connections to get their audio content from A to B. What is this fancy new technology, how does it work, and why is it important? How did professional audio evolve to get us to this point? Join me as I explore pro audio in broadcast from analog balanced lines to audio-over-IP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNUAyWmqmRU
#BroadcastEngineering #Broadcasting #Radio #ProAudio #NetworkEngineering #AoIP #HamRadio #AmateurRadio
The Evolution of Pro Audio in Broadcasting from XLR to AoIP
In less than 24 hours… I’ll have a new video about #broadcasting! This one has a little about how pro audio works and a little about how audio-over-IP, or AoIP, systems work. Broadcasting, audio, and network engineering worlds collide!
I’ll post a link here of course but you can go ahead and subscribe at https://youtube.com/@BroadcastBlueprint so you don’t miss it!
Broadcast Blueprint
I’m a broadcast systems technologist in radio. Before going into broadcasting, I was in a more IT centric role working as a systems and network admin for 12 years. There was always an interest in broadcasting for me, but I focused on IT and thought never the two shall meet. As it turns out, broadcasting has become highly computerized over the past 20 years! On this channel, you’ll find compelling content about broadcast engineering, featuring interesting equipment I use in my job, tips for new or younger engineers, how-to videos, and equipment reviews. My goal is to introduce broadcasting as a viable career path for IT professionals, amateur radio and electronics hobbyists, and sound technicians! SBE Certified Broadcast Technologist Chapter 33, Southwest Ohio I am also a licensed amateur radio operator, which I initially achieved in 2011. Since 2014, I have held the Amateur Extra class license, which is the highest class issued by the FCC.
John Davis#introduction Hello World, I’m moving over from mastodon dot social after years at the bird site. Been online since the days of UseNET and love the vibe here. I’m an audio engineer, #radio DJ, freelance #podcast editor, and tech support guy for a broadcast equipment company who is into #AoIP (audio over IP).
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