What does a Dante sound card do?
Dante Virtual Soundcard turns your computer into a Dante-powered workstation, seamlessly integrating your PC or Mac with Dante audio devices on your network. Instantly connect to record, process and playout using any audio application and any combination of Dante-enabled devices.
Do you need Dante Virtual Soundcard?
Yes, you need Dante Controller. Dante Controller is a free application that may be downloaded from our website. Dante Controller allows you to see and make connections between Dante-enabled devices on your network. You need it in order to establish connections to and from your Dante Virtual Soundcard.
What is Dante virtual sound card?
Dante Virtual Soundcard is a simple, easy-to-use software application that turns a Windows or Mac OS X computer into a Dante-enabled device, enabling you to instantly connect to any Dante network.
What is the difference between Dante Via and Dante Virtual Soundcard?
Dante Virtual Soundcard is a robust, high channel count application with the single purpose of getting a large number of channels in and out of a computer, while Dante Via allows for a much more diverse set of devices and applications to be routed and networked, but at a lower channel count.
Does Dante work with Windows?
Yes, Dante Virtual Soundcard has been fully validated on Windows 10.
What is Audinate?
Audinate is the leading provider of professional AV networking technologies globally. Audinate’s Dante platform distributes digital audio and video signals over computer networks, and is designed to bring the benefits of IT networking to the professional AV industry.
Is Dante better than USB?
Higher channel count – The Dante card is 64×64 compared to USB-B which is 32×32, though note that when running at 96kHz, DVS channel count is 32×32.
What is a virtual sound card?
e2eSoft VSC is a Sound Card Emulator, which emulates a sound card in your system and works like a real one. You can use it to record, modify or broadcast all the sound in your system.