IP audio fails quietly. Devices agree on nothing until the clock, the multicast rules and the network policy are designed together, and a small mistake shows up as clicks, drops or a lost stream on air. We design the whole path, so it works on day one and stays working.
Dante, AES67 and ST 2110-30 interoperability plans, with the stream, sample-rate and packet-time settings that must match on both sides.
A PTP design that names the grandmaster, the boundary clocks, the profile in use and what happens when a clock fails.
Multicast and IGMP snooping design with a querier, VLAN separation and DSCP marking, so audio and timing are prioritised.
Redundant paths that are truly separate: two networks for Dante, or two streams for ST 2022-7, with no shared switch or power point.
NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 registration and connection control, so routing can be managed from one place.
VLANs, subnets, multicast ranges and switch roles, with an equipment IP list.
Grandmaster and boundary-clock placement, failover behaviour and monitoring points.
FAT and SAT procedures, pass criteria and a signed-off acceptance report.
Sharjah Broadcasting Authority
Sharjah Broadcasting Authority
Led the technical design and deployment of the IP-based audio infrastructure to SMPTE ST 2110, and trained the operations team on networked audio workflows and troubleshooting.
Sharjah Broadcasting Authority
Configured and maintained Dante, AES67 and MADI audio networks across three radio studios, three TV studios and an OB van.
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