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  
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Important Notes
It is essential to have the right QoS settings in the network switch where the Dante® audio is connected
to. See the details in the  section.
However, the Audio network and the video network are separated      
conenctors), the Dante® audio can be transmitted over the same network as used for the VINX video
streaming.
The AES67 mode is supported by the VINX extender, which can be set in the Dante® Controller
software.
Multichannel or encoded audio format cannot be de-embedded. In this case, no audio is sent to the
Dante® network.
Limitation: VINX video stream and Dante® audio stream is not in sync; Dante® audio is 1.1 frame early.
The delay occurs during the video transmission from the Encoder towards the Decoder; see more
details in Delay in the Video Transmission section.
Dante® audio cannot be received by the VINX device.
Settings and Signal Routing
All these features are available in the Dante Controller software which can be downloaded from manufacturer's
web page:
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Device Settings
The discovered Dante®-compatible devices are displayed with middle-blue color. Double-click on the name
to open the device settings.
The default device name is:
VINX-
 NSC-01 is
another device with Dante® audio interface.
Press the 

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