AES67 Insights

What is AES67?

AES67 is a standard for high-performance audio-over-IP (AoIP) interoperability. It enables different AoIP systems, such as RAVENNA, WheatNet-IP, and Dante, to exchange audio seamlessly. It uses protocols like RTP, SDP, and PTP for synchronization and media transport, ensuring low-latency and high-quality audio distribution across networks.

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What other technologies are related to AES67?

AES67 Competitor Technologies

Dante

Dante is a proprietary audio networking protocol that competes with AES67, although Dante devices often support AES67 interoperability.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 11% (414) of relevant job posts

AVB

AVB (Audio Video Bridging) is an older audio/video networking standard that competes with AES67. Although the successor to AVB, TSN, can now support AES67.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 11% (67) of relevant job posts

NDI

NDI (Network Device Interface) is a video-centric IP transport protocol that also supports audio, and thus can compete with AES67 in certain applications, especially those needing video and audio.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 6% (89) of relevant job posts

AES67 Complementary Technologies

AES3

AES3 is a digital audio standard often used as a source or destination for audio transported over AES67.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 66% (65) of relevant job posts

MADI

MADI is a digital audio standard that can be a source or destination for audio transported over AES67 networks, often via gateways.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 27% (68) of relevant job posts

ST 2110

ST 2110 is a suite of standards for transporting media over IP networks, and AES67 is often used as the audio component within an ST 2110 system. Specifically ST 2110-30.

mentioned alongside AES67 in 26% (58) of relevant job posts