AJA DANTE-AV-4K-R Receiver
Description
Dante AV 4K-R
12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 Conversion to and from Dante AV IP Video/Audio Networks
AJA Dante AV 4K-T and Dante AV 4K-R utilize the new Dante AV Ultra solution that enables networked video to be used alongside the industry leading Dante audio-over-IP platform on standard 1 GigE IP networks.
Both devices support Dante AV Ultra signals up to 4K/UltraHD, with 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 inputs or outputs. Dante AV provides ease-of-use, seamless multi-vendor interoperability, and an integrated control experience that customers have come to expect from AJA Video and Dante by Audinate.
Key Features:
- Transports up to 4K/UltraHD 60p RGB/4:4:4 video output with ultra-low latency and visually lossless quality
- No need to replace network infrastructure. Dante AV works with cost effective 1 GigE networks
- Visually stunning Dante AV Ultra video using a network efficient JPEG 2000 codec
- Fully time aligned and separately routable audio and video streams
- Compatible with Audinate Dante Controller software on macOS and Windows
- 4K/UltraHD/HD/VESA
- 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0
- 1 GigE POE+ IP
- Compatible with Dante Controller software for routing Video, Audio, KVM, VISCA, and IR
- 5 year warranty
- Dante AV Ultra
Dante Controller
Use Dante Controller software on macOS or Windows to set up your video and audio signal routing. Use this application to set up the video and audio routing between Dante devices, including Dante AV 4K-T and 4K-R, control the video and audio connections in the Dante setup, and move audio and video in real time over an Ethernet network. Please see the Dante AV 4K Quick Start Guide for more information.
Dante Via
Use Dante Via to configure audio devices to appear on the Dante network; for example, making the audio portion of AJA's Dante AV 4K-T and 4K-R appear as separate audio source channels on the Dante network.
Dante Virtual Soundcard
Dante Virtual Soundcard emulates a physical PC or Mac soundcard, but instead of connecting to actual physical audio devices like a mic, it connects to the Dante network. It can receive audio signals from the Dante network, including from Dante AV 4K-T and 4K-R, and present them to your DAW app just like a normal physical soundcard would.