Inside the Aeranti-Corallo RadioTv Forum 2023
The annual event will cover regulatory, technical and automotive aspects of radio broadcasting across Italy
D&R Broadcast is in the process of phasing out its current AES67/USB card and replacing it with a new Dante-compatible card. The AES67/USB card, used in the I/O racks of the company’s AXITE and AXUM digital mixing consoles, can no longer be manufactured due to end of life of a component.
The new card will provide 32 x 32 mono channels or 2 x 16 stereo channels. The retail cost will be €430 (about $534) . To accept the audio stream, a driver for the PC will cost about €30 ($37).
D&R’s AXITE and AXUM units are modular in design, with I/O cards that can be shared between systems. With the modular concept, MambaNet controls the primary portion of the I/O rack. Each I/O card is shared in the network and can be controlled from the network, explains the company.
The I/O cards together with the rack will behave as a large matrix in the network. If one or more DSP cards are inserted, the matrix will have mixing capabilities.
