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This seminar is divided into 3 parts.
► Lee Minich will first present a summary about the “history” of audio networking
standards.
► He will then give an in-depth explanation of AVB with discussions on the
advantages of an open non-proprietary technology, the manufacturers’ role and
the cost-effectiveness of AVB solutions.
“The evolution of digital audio and video networking is upon us. Increasing
manufacturers’ understanding and implementation of AVB networking will unify,
and more importantly, grow the entire industry,” stated Minich.
There are four primary differences between the proposed AVB architecture and
existing 802 architectures :
1. precise synchronization,
2. traffic shaping for media streams,
3. admission controls, and
4. identification of non-participating
► The last part will be a question-time open to questions from attendees regarding AVB and other audio networking standards.
Lee Minich is the President of Lab X Technologies, an engineering design service firm which provides A/V network connectivity for professional audio equipment manufacturers. Additionally since September 2009, Minich has been the Marketing Work Group chairman for AVnu Alliance which is focused on compliance and interoperability of AVB (Audio Video Bridging) standards. He has been in the industry since 1992, and since 2000 has been focused on audio networking solutions. Minich and Lab X Technologies has extensive design experience with leading proprietary protocols (CobraNet, EtherSound, A-Net, Dante) as well as heavily involved with AVB since 1997. Minich also holds BSEE
and MSEE degrees.
For more information about “AVB” , please visit http://www.avnu.org/
This keynote speech will be held in english.
