Digigram Announces ISE Lineup

Digigram has said it will demonstrate its digital and IP technology expertise at ISE 2016, as well as its early involvement in the development of standards, including AES67 and RAVENNA.

The company's sound cards for broadcast and AV installations, including new IP-audio networking sound cards such as the AES67-compatible LX-IP PCIe card, will be on display.

Audio Networking Interoperability With AES67
Digigram will provide a live demonstration of audio networking interoperability that features 22 commercially available networked-audio products from 11 different manufacturers, utilising audio networking technologies such as Dante, Livewire, Q-LAN, and RAVENNA audio-over-IP protocols.

Products from ALC NetworX, Digigram, DirectOut, Lawo, Merging Technologies, QSC, Solid State Logic, Telos Systems, and Yamaha to name a few will be connected to a simple network with a single Ethernet switch to highlight how AES67-specific extensions to different network platforms enable the common interchange of digital audio. The demonstration will also show that AES67 can transport high-quality audio, via Ethernet and layer 3 network connectivity, over any VoIP-capable network infrastructure.

LX-IP PCIe Sound Card
The LX-IP PCIe sound card serves as a link between the PC and audio-over-IP worlds, enabling a seamless migration to IP, secure content delivery with the same latency as digital audio, and interoperability with other audio protocols. The Digigram sound card provides a high channel density (up to 256 channels), features low latency down to one audio sample per IP packet, and is phase-accurate, supporting straightforward migration of the studio to IP.

Ideal for high-density audio production or automation applications in radio and TV broadcast studios, this solution enables users to record and play as many as 128 audio-over-IP RAVENNA/AES67 channels simultaneously in and out of a desktop computer. With ultra-low round-trip latency down to 3 ms, interoperability with all AES67 requirements, an embedded 128 x 128 switching matrix, Grandmaster PTP clock abilities, and high redundancy assured by two Gigabit Ethernet connections, Digigram's hardware solution enables broadcasters to maintain high performance regardless of the computational load presented by other applications running on the host system.

Digigram will feature on Media Networking Alliance stand 7-X230 at ISE 2016.

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(JP/LM)