IDK announces bridge between IP-NINJAR and DANTE audio network
January 30, 2019
Yamato Kanagawa Japan, January 30th, 2019 — IDK is pleased to introduce the new NJR-AB08DAN: IP-NINJAR / Dante Audio Bridge, the latest AV over IP. The bridge transcodes audio signaling directly between the IP-NINJAR (SDVoE) and Dante protocol environments. Audio signal transport is enabled from NJR transmitters to Dante devices and from Dante device to NJR receivers.
The new IP-NINJAR Bridge eliminates the needs for third party converters and processors. This enhances system design flexibility while streamlining architecture, eliminating interoperability guesswork and optimizing reliability. Each NJR-AB08DAN can receive up to four (4) audio streams from IP-NINJAR transmitters outputting up to eight (8) channels in Dante protocol. Additionally, each bridge can accept up to 8-channel audio from Dante sources, outputting IP-NINJAR (SDVoE) protocol in up to four (4) audio streams. This feature enables Dante audio embedding on HDMI signals and de-embedding through the analog audio outputs on the IP-NINJAR receivers.
- TRANSCODE AUDIO SIGNAL BETWEEN IP- NINJAR (SDVOE) AND DANTE PROTOCOL
- RECEIVES UP TO FOUR (4) AUDIO STREAMS FROM IP-NINJAR TRANSMITTERS AND OUTPUT AS DANTE PROTOCOL UP TO EIGHT (8) CHANNELS
- RECEIVES UP TO 8 CHANNEL DANTE AUDIO FROM DANTE DEVICES AND OUTPUT AS IP-NINJAR (SDVOE) PROTOCOL UP TO FOUR (4) AUDIO STREAMS
- DANTE AUDIO EMBEDDED ON HDMI SIGNAL AT IP-NINJAR RECEIVER
- DANTE AUDIO DE-EMBEDDED TO ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL AT IP-NINJAR RECEIVER
Dante Network Audio Bridge:
IP-NINJAR uses proprietary codec to distribute audio, and it can route audio signals only in IP-NINJAR Network. NJR-AB08DAN provides ability to convert and bridge audio signals between Dante Audio and IP-NINJAR Audio.
For more information:
NJR-AB08DAN Product Page