Audinate Group Limited, based in Australia, is an audiovisual technology company with its award-winning Dante AV over IP networking solution. Dante replaces traditional analogue cables by transmitting perfectly synchronized AV signals using an Ethernet cable. Audinate’s shares are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
Audinate released a significant update to Dante Controller, featuring a modernized design, user-requested Dark Mode, and an enhanced routing matrix for better usability and diagnostics.
Audinate has updated the Dante Controller to improve user experience, address community feedback, and enhance functionality. The modernized interface and routing matrix make it more intuitive and visually appealing, enhancing IT and AV professionals’ workflow.
Audinate Group Limited (ASX:AD8), developer of the professional AV-industry-leading Dante® AV-over-IP solution, is pleased to announce the availability of a significant update to Dante Controller. The application has long been a reliable tool for IT and AV managers to route signals, monitor latency and diagnose network issues, and this update provides a modern look to match the power of the underlying functionality.
Audinate integrated valuable feedback from the enthusiastic community of Dante users to create this update. The open and easy-to-use routing matrix and entirely new graphic design make it more pleasing for users who spend their valuable time with the application. Responses from early previews of the application show that these changes are overwhelmingly appreciated.
“This release addresses the most commonly requested feature of Dante Controller – that it can’t easily be used in a dimly lit room,” says Laurence Crew, Senior Product Manager of Audinate. “Even if we hadn’t overhauled the visual representation of everything else in the application, Dark Mode is easily the most welcomed feature of the release. We look forward to our users getting their hands on this release to further spark their joy with the Dante platform.”
Dante Controller is an easy to learn and powerful tool that enables interoperable signal routing, control and network diagnostics between the over 4000 Dante-enabled audio and video devices currently available from over 600 different manufacturers.
