De eso se trata tocayo. Lo que necesites estamos a la orden.

@@MiguelGarcia-fp3yj Muchas gracias tocayo,cualquier cosa te escribo.Saludos!

Hey, did you ever get the answer you were looking for? If not, I can help.

You probably have the output of your DBX connected to a line in of the UR22C, haven't you? This is the simplest and most inexpensive solution to get audio into your computer (if you only have those two devices). Are you using other Dante-enabled devices? If not, there's not much benefit of using something like an AVIO adapter. The AVIO 1x0 could be used to convert the output of the DBX to Dante but what will be on the receiving end of that signal? The same computer? Another computer? A hardware Dante device? Please elaborate on how your system is set up and what you are planning to do and we might figure out a smart solution.

@@SonicAxiom You're spot on. On the other end is a Mac with Zoom for now. I'm thinking about sending the audio signal to other computers, speaker monitors, or mixers.

@@dtnguyen75 The more audio transmitters and receivers you have, the more it is beneficial to use Dante. However, all gear has to somehow be integrated into the network. Computers are the easiest to integrate because they already dispose of a NIC port and only need either a Dante Via or a Dante Virtual Soundcard license (per computer!). Other gear has to either be originally Dante-enabled or require either AVIO adapters or Dante interfaces to integrate them into the network. It depends on the no. of devices and computers which way is the smartest. Dante Via can aggregate the audio of all software applications running on a computer (48 channels in total) as well as the audio coming from USB audio interfaces which are connected to the computer. This is useful if you wanna route audio between hardware audio devices and audio applications.

Hi JT. Please submit a technical support case with this info over at www.audinate.com/contact/support so we can assist you further.

Hello Tedz! Thank you for asking, but we’re not quite sure what you’re trying to accomplish here. Dante Via can be downloaded and a 30 day trial started on any Windows or Mac computer. Go ahead and test out what you want to do for free. If you have any questions or problems, please submit a support request through our website for help.

@@audinate got it figured out, im using dante via and i plugged in my rodecaster via usb c and all channels are sending and receiving --- very happy with results

Hi @lowbass5! Dante Via and Virtual Soundcard cannot be running at the same time. They use the same processes. If you need 32 channels, then DVS is the only option in software. For more questions, please contact our support team through the website and they will be able to help with a solution to this configuration issue. www.audinate.com/contact/support

Thanks, email sent!

tienen leyenda.

Hello! Dante Via will allow you to use the built in speakers of your computer (or headphones) along with Dante equipment. Check out the Dante Via introduction video for how it can enable any computer attached software and hardware for Dante: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6t5qqWTuJrFgmQ.html

Yes.

@@michellewebber9279 tq

Funciona tanto en PC como en MAC y el proceso es exactamente igual que como se ve en el video.