Audinate announces the availability of a Reference Design Kit for Dante Embedded Platform on the popular NXP i.MX 8M Mini QuadLite SoC which provides Dante audio-over-IP to OEMs as on-chip software.
Solutions developed for standard computing hardware platforms such as ARM are increasingly becoming a cost-effective and flexible way to design and deliver AV products. With Dante Embedded Platform, Audinate now provides a means to deliver Dante AV-over-IP technology in these software-driven devices, giving manufacturers and customers immediate connectivity to thousands of available Dante-enabled products from hundreds of OEMs.
The Dante Embedded Platform Reference Design Kit for NXP’s i.MX 8M Mini QuadLite processor supports up to 64 x 64 lossless audio channels with latency between 2 and 10 milliseconds and is interoperable with all other Dante-enabled products and tools such as Controller, Virtual Soundcard, and Domain Manager.
“The Reference Design for the I.MX8 Mini QuadLite gives manufacturers a clear path to creating Dante-enabled products with assurance,” says Nick Mariette, senior product panager at Audinate. “It opens new doors for OEMs to develop the next generation of software-driven professional audio products with lower risk.”
The Dante Embedded Platform Reference Design Kit for i.MX 8M Mini QuadLite is available for order now and will be shipping July 2020.
Interested manufacturers can go here to get more information on Dante Embedded Platform and the Reference Design Kit for I.MX8 Mini QuadLite.
The company also invites visitors to check out its virtual booth (here) at InfoComm Connected 2020 this week at to see new product announcements, product demonstrations, new Dante-enabled products from OEM partners, and to enter a contest to win Dante AVIO adapters.
