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Getting Started with Dante - Self Paced Online Tutorial

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The “Getting Started with Dante (by Audinate)” series of videos provides a high-level practical view of Dante audio networking.

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Dante Overview

(4:56)

In Chapter 1: Dante Overview, we learn:

moving from analog to digital networking
working with dante products from multiple manufacturers
dante performance
basic network equipment requirements for dante
basic networking knowledge and dante

A Simple Dante Network

(3:55)

In Chapter 2: A Simple Dante Network, we learn:

Creating a basic network with Dante devices and a network switch
Discovery of Dante devices
Routing signals with Dante Controller
Auto-reconnect of subscriptions between power cycles

Dante Controller

(5:32)

In Chapter 3: Dante Controller, we learn:

Automatic discovery of connected Dante devices
Navigating the Dante Controller interface
- Routing View
- Clock Status
- Network Status
- Event Log
Routing signals
Split signals
Naming devices and audio channels
Clocking basics

Dante Virtual Soundcard

(6:13)

In Chapter 4: Dante Virtual Soundcard, we learn:

What is Dante Virtual Soundcard?
Stopping and starting Dante Virtual Soundcard
ASIO and WDM drivers for Windows
Configuring Dante Virtual Soundcard
- Channels
- Latency
- Network interfaces
Dante Virtual Soundcard demonstration: multitrack recording

Networking Basics for Audio

(6:47)

In Chapter 5: Networking Basics for Audio, we learn:

IP addresses
DHCP
Names vs. addresses
Quality of Service 0:0QoS settings on switches
Choosing a network switch

Dante Clocking Basics

(4:42)

In Chapter 6: Dante Clocking Basics, we learn:

How Dante clocking compares to legacy digital audio
Dante clock roles and elections
Clock failure modes
Configuring Clock behaviors in Dante Controller
Using external clocks

Unicast and Multicast Transport

(2:29)

In Part 7: Unicast and Multicast Transport, we learn:

Understanding Unicast and Multicast on IP networks
Best practices for use of Multicast
Configuring Multicast with Dante Controller

Dante Redundancy

(3:59)

In Part 8: Dante Redundancy, we learn:

How Dante Redundancy works
Configuring a redundant network
Best practices for redundancy

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