AES67 is a ratified standard designed to enable interoperability between various Audio over IP (AoIP) protocols. AES67 addresses the history of networked audio from early solutions like CobraNet to modern Layer 3 technologies such as Dante, Ravenna, and Q-Lan. AES67 serves as a bridge by defining essential commonalities in synchronization, transport, and encoding without replacing existing proprietary systems. Check out this guide by Allen & Heath for an in-depth understand

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