AES67 was essentially created to be the interoperability standard for Dante and Ravenna. It's compatible by design.
Dante was not by default compatible with AES67 and neither was Ravenna, it was mildly inspired by and likely many of the engineers who work on Dante also work on the AES67 spec but AES67 is an industry specification much like any IEEE would be for EE.
AES67 also happens to be the audio backbone for SMPTE2110 which is why I predict we will see much greater penetration into the market.
Re:Digital Audio Mixer Pt.2
by jauntywundrkind on Saturday March 09, 2024 @07:41PM
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Throwing in a random note for anyone interested, PipeWire has aea67 support. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/32...
I'm yet to read the article but regarding this, Dante is a massive step forward and is currently dominating the market but I feel like we are significantly more likely to see something like AES67 disrupting the market that MADI currently hold than Dante. It does naturally help Dante's case that it has an AES67 compatible mode.