Audinate, creator of the industry-leading Dante™ media networking technology,
announces that it is running its popular Certification Program as part of this year’s
Dante AV Networking World for ISE 2017. Now in its seventh year, AV Networking
World is the one of the most popular education events at ISE, showcasing the
benefits of audio networking for commercial installation. The program includes
training for new and advanced Dante users, a general session covering emerging
trends pertinent to the future of Audio over IP networking for professional audio
systems, and Level 1 and Level 2 Dante Certification.
The all-day event, which takes place on 6 February in Rooms G104 and G105 at the
Amsterdam RAI, will adopt the two-track format successfully introduced this past
year at InfoComm, ensuring valuable training and education benefits for both
novices and experienced Dante customers.
The free all-day conference will open with a general session for all attendees
featuring the following presentations:
General Session
• Audio Networking Trends and Research, presented by Roland Hemming, RH
Consulting.
• Advanced Management of AV Networks by Aidan Williams, CTO, Audinate.
Following the joint general session, attendees will have the option of attending one
of two tracks:
Track 1 Program is designed for attendees that are new to Dante, and are looking
for the basic foundation to get started. This track will feature the following two
sessions:
• Introduction to Dante, covering audio networking fundamentals, basic
networking concepts, creating a small-scale Dante network, and using Dante
Controller and Dante Virtual Soundcard.
• Intermediate Dante Concepts, covering topics such as Dante redundancy,
clocking, latency, and multicast.
Track 2 Program is geared toward attendees that are already using Dante, and are
looking to create more advanced systems and learn best practices. This track will
feature the following two sessions:
• Intermediate Dante Concepts, covering topics such as Dante redundancy,
clocking, latency, and multicast.
• Advanced Dante Workshop, an interactive session covering advanced
networking concepts, mixed use networks, networking best practices, and
troubleshooting techniques.
Upon conclusion, all attendees are invited to reconvene in the sponsors’ demo area
for a hosted reception with refreshments that will also provide access to Dante-
enabled equipment from event sponsors. This year’s sponsors include Amphenol,
AtteroTech, Audinate, Bosch, Bose, Clear-Com, Crest Audio, Extron, Luminex, Media
Vision, Nexo, Peavey Commercial Audio, Powersoft Audio, RDL, Renkus-Heinz,
Sennheiser, Shure, Stagetec, Stewart Audio, Symetrix, Tascam, Xilica Audio Design
and Yamaha Commercial Audio.
Since the program also includes a catered lunch for all attendees, and seating is
limited, interested attendees are encouraged to register immediately at www.audinate.com/ise17-avnw.
