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Tech Focus: AudioScience’s new ASI5751 Dante sound card is a solution for managing and streaming Dante audio to and from computer-based systems.
It offers 32 Dante inputs and outputs through a high-speed 1000 Mbit Ethernet interface, simplifying audio distribution. It is compatible with both Windows and Linux, ensuring flexibility.
The company says the card is powered by a Texas Instruments TMS320DM8147, delivering precise audio processing with low latency. It handles up to 32 mono or 16 stereo streams of PCM playback and recording, allowing versatile audio routing.
A highlight is its scalability, which can accommodate up to eight cards within a single system. This adaptability caters to various audio configurations, making it versatile for different applications. AudioScience’s “anything to anywhere” mixing and routing capabilities provide control and flexibility. In summary, says AudioScience, the ASI5751 Dante card bridges your computer and the Dante audio network, offering seamless integration, scalability and advanced routing options, setting standards in audio card excellence.
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