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[RubenMateo]

Hi, I am trying to use some channels to transmit wirelessly, the devices I have are: Yamaha CL5 and Rio1608 (V4.1), ubiquiti lite beam ac airmax and nano beam ac gen2. AES67 works wirelessly?


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[Tim McCulloch]

Hi, I am trying to use some channels to transmit wirelessly, the devices I have are: Yamaha CL5 and Rio1608 (V4.1), ubiquiti lite beam ac airmax and nano beam ac gen2. AES67 works wirelessly?


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No.

AES67 is not TCP/IP packet switched data.

[David Sturzenbecher]

No.

AES67 is not TCP/IP packet switched data.

Yes it is. But it still won't work wirelessly. The wireless links have too great of latency.


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[Henry Cohen]

The only wireless product I've heard of that has successfully transported Dante is the Ubiquiti AirFiber 24HD which is full duplex and rated at 1GB throughput each direction simultaneously. It would be interesting to try it with AES67.

[Robert Lofgren]

I've been successful in running dante using Ethernet-Over-Power. Does that count? I have yet to try it with aes67 though. Maybe next week...?

[willem hoekstra JR]

I've been successful in running dante using Ethernet-Over-Power. Does that count? I have yet to try it with aes67 though. Maybe next week...?

no, that does not count
Dante uses a complete different protocol to chop up audio.
AES67 is based on the livewire protocol from the Telos (Axia) corp. You might also know them from their Omnia audio cpu's (broadcast)

I've been working with these protocols for over ten years. You can use a wireless connection, but i've only seen it successfully working with pro motorola systems.
Latency, QOS (quality of service) and all other that are not supported by regular wifi systems are needed. that is exactly why you can not just plug-in just any switch, but need an expensive cisco (no lite firmware) or a special build from one of the suppliers.

[Mac Kerr]

no, that does not count
Dante uses a complete different protocol to chop up audio.
AES67 is based on the livewire protocol from the Telos (Axia) corp. You might also know them from their Omnia audio cpu's (broadcast)

AES67 is the current AES interoperability standard. You should be able to run Dante, Livewire, Ravenna, or any other audio over IP standard that has an AES67 interface. AFAIK no one is using AES67 as their primary format, but all the major manufacturers have a way to interconnect various formats through AES67.

Mac

[Tim McCulloch]

Yes it is. But it still won't work wirelessly. The wireless links have too great of latency.


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Yeah, I was thinking AES50 while reading AES67.  OOPS.

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