Digital Audio Denmark is launching a 128-channel ST 2110-30 RAVENNA I/O card for its Thunder|Core and Penta-series audio interfaces. The new hardware expansion adds AES67 and RAVENNA connectivity to support AoIP workflows in broadcast and live audio environments.
The addition of ST 2110-30 capabilities allows NTP Technology to bridge the gap between traditional high-end audio conversion and modern IP-based broadcast infrastructures. By integrating AES67 and RAVENNA into the Penta-series, the company provides a path for facilities to scale their AoIP workflows without replacing core interface hardware. This move reflects a broader industry shift toward interoperable IP standards that handle high-channel counts with low latency. Watch for adoption rates among Tier 1 broadcasters as they transition legacy A/D and D/A conversion setups to fully networked environments.
Digital Audio Denmark has launched a new 128-channel RAVENNA I/O card, bringing ST 2110-30 and AES67 support to its Penta-series and Thunder|Core interfaces. This expansion is significant as it allows broadcast facilities to scale their AoIP workflows and integrate modern IP-based standards without the need to replace their existing core hardware infrastructure.
The expansion adds a 128-channel RAVENNA I/O card that enables ST 2110-30 and AES67 connectivity for Penta-series and Thunder|Core devices.
The internal routing matrix supports up to 2,048 by 2,048 non-blocking connections for complex signal management.
The hardware is scheduled to be exhibited at the NAB Show New York at the Dale Pro Audio booth on October 21-22.
It allows facilities to bridge the gap between traditional audio conversion and modern IP-based broadcast infrastructures, facilitating a transition to fully networked environments.
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