Digigram has released a new version of its ALP-AES67 sound card featuring 128 I/O channels, an addition to its ALP-X series.
“Capitalizing on the advantages of the existing ALP-AES67 (64 I/O channels by default), ALP-AES67-128 ensures full compliance with AES67, Ravenna, ST2110-30 and ST2022-7,” the company said.
“Both versions of the sound card provide full support for redundancy and out-of-band management, reinforcing network infrastructure security, essential features that are not fully accessible with ‘AES67-compatible’ Dante cards.”
The company promises robust performance for high-channel count audio workstations and servers. The PCIe card supports up to 128 simultaneous recording and playback channels, offering OS integration through multi-card and multi-client drivers for Windows and Linux.
The cards are available in three form factors: low profile, double-width low profile and full-height profile, to accommodate most PCs and servers. They are configurable with two or four Ethernet ports. They support ST2022-7 Class D redundancy mode or switch mode to reinforce systems with the capacity to manage a redundant network.
The cards are suitable for radio and TV broadcasting, the defense and security markets and live entertainment.
Info: www.digigram.com
