Dante AV - Elective Quiz (2023/2024) Rated A+

Dante AV - Elective Quiz (2023/2024) Rated A+ Dante AV currently supports video resolutions up to: 4Kp60 Dante is more than just a protocol - it is a Complete AV Solution. What are examples of things Dante offers beyond the protocol itself? Hardware, firmware and software implementations for manufacturers to directly add Dante to their products. Intuitive network management tools like Dante Controller and Dante Domain Manager for unified, quick system control and insights. Full-time engineering staff maintaining existing product line and developing new features for the Dante platform. Free training on the Dante solution as well as the underlying audio, video and networking skills to use it. Field staff to help with system design and to work with manufacturers in the event support is needed. Dante AV allows audio and video teams to coexist on the same network. As such, they will inherently synchronize together. True Which best describes Dante AV's approach to lip sync. Audio and video are maintained as separate streams, but lips sync is guaranteed between devices. Network latency is matched, and an audio buffer automatically compensates for the additional time required for video in scalers, codecs and other steps. How does Dante AV manage HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Copy Protection)? HDCP keys are automatically managed, allowing up to 16 devices in the chain. This is true in unicast and multicast modes. Dante AV can transmit video in what method(s)? Unicast Multicast Dante AV devices were demonstrated to deliver video from transmitter HDMI port to receiver HDMI port in what latency: 8 msec The first Dante AV devices will use a JPEG 2000 codec. What are some benefits of the JPEG 2000 codec? Visually lossless picture quality No generational loss (visually lossless step for initial encode/decode, no further loss on subsequent encode/decode steps.) Low Latency More error resilient (because the codec encodes each frame fully, any errors are contained to one part of one frame) Suppose we had 10 Dante AV transmitters and 10 Dante AV receivers plugged in to a single 1Gbps network switch. Each 4K/30 4:2:2 stream could use up to 400Mbps, for a total of 4Gbps of traffic. Can the switch handle this much traffic? Yes. 1Gbps refers to the speed of a port, not the speed of a switch as a whole. Check the specifications of the switch to be sure, but most 1Gbps switches would be able to manage this load. Dante AV transmits audio and video as separate essences. So, and audio mixer can receive just the audio, and a projector could receive just the video. True