WELCOME!
Welcome to the Media Networking Alliance’s newsletter! Here you’ll find all the latest MNA and MNA member news, views, AES67 education, events, and more. We’re dedicated to actively promoting the adoption of the AES67 audio networking interoperability standard, and that’s what this new forum is all about. If you have questions about AES67, want to catch our latest demos, or learn more about our members, you’re in the right place.
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IP Showcase: Experience Interoperability at NAB 2017
At the groundbreaking IP Showcase event during NAB 2017, April 24-27, MNA will partner with seven other associations – AES, AIMS, AMWA, EBU, IABM, and SMPTE to signal the industry-wide importance of promoting standards-based IP interoperability.
The new SMPTE ST 2110 standard is currently at an advanced draft stage and is widely projected as a fundamental development in a transition to full IP workflows in broadcast. The inclusion of AES67 in defining the audio element of SMPTE ST 2110 acknowledges the rapid and widespread adoption of AES67 in providing signal interoperability across the current leading IP-based audio networking protocols. The IP Showcase will demonstrate interoperability of four parts of the new SMPTE ST 2110 standard, including video, audio, control and metadata. Come experience this exciting new technology firsthand at the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, #N4824!
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MNA Members Educate at NAB
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AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110
Presenter, AVA Networks
4/23/17, 2pm, DTVAG, Alexis Park |
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Joint IP Showcase Theater
AES67 & ST2110 Commonalities & Constraints
Monday 4:00-4:30; Tuesday 1:20-1:40; Wednesday 10:00-10:30 Booth N4824 |
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ALC NetworX – N1424
RAVENNA/AES67 + special AES67 interoperability demo (with gear from various MNA members) |
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Digigram – N8414
IQOYA *CALL contribution codec; IQOYA *LINK and multichannel *SERV/LINK distribution codecs, blu by Digigram studio interface |
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DirectOut – C6648
MONTONE.42 is a MADI / RAVENNA converter bridging 256 channels of MADI with up to 256 channels AoIP |
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Focusrite – C1831
RedNet mic pres, analog line, AES3, Pro Tools | HD and MADI I/O will be shown alongside the Red Thunderbolt interface range |
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Merging – C03037
Merging Technologies will have a small display area and will be showing AES67-connected to Genelec 8340 loudspeakers, along with ANEMAN Audio over IP network manager |
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NTP Technology – C3851
Interoperability demo between AES67 and Dante devices from various manufacturers |
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The Telos Alliance – N7724
The inventors of AoIP for broadcast, the Telos Alliance will demonstrate several AES67 applications, showing an active studio using AES67-powered speakers from Genelec along with AES67-compliant Livewire+ AES67 equipment. |
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Wheatstone – N6531
Wheatstone will demonstrate AoIP streaming via AES67 between its WheatNet-IP network and equipment made by others, including Ward Beck, Genelec, and Telos. |
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MNA Everywhere!
Come visit these MNA members across the LVCC show floor for the latest AES67 equipment and demos.
ALC NetworX – N1424
Digigram – N8414
DirectOut – C6648
Focusrite – C1831
Merging – C03037
NTP Technology – C3851
The Telos Alliance – N7724
The Telos Alliance TV Solutions Group – SU2321
Wheatstone – N6531
Yamaha – C1725
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Upcoming Events
In addition to all the exciting happenings at NAB 2017, MNA will be on the road all year at a local venue near you. Don’t miss out!
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Get Involved
Want to get involved? We invite you to participate in the continued development of the AES67 standard! Contact us to learn more about the benefits of being am MNA member.
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AES67 Published in Chinese!
In cooperation with the AES, AES67-2015 has been published in Chinese by the China State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television. According to the AES, this is indicative of the wide acceptance of the AES67 standard in professional and broadcast audio applications worldwide.
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About Us
A nonprofit organization dedicated to actively promoting the adoption of the AES67 audio networking interoperability standard, Media Networking Alliance currently comprises 30 member companies, including a range of professional audio equipment manufacturers, as well as public broadcast corporations. MNA provides a forum for members to together review standards development and compliance programs and foster the development of new AES67-based products. MNA actively promotes the open AES67 standard through a range of educational/training initiatives and audio networking interoperability demonstrations. Developer support is provided by the MNA to ensure that members’ products are compliant with the AES67 standard and achieve reliable interoperability with products from other manufacturers. Recent demonstrations have successfully connected together more than 20 pro audio devices from over a dozen different manufacturers.
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