When a Dante device (hardware or DVS) connects to a network switch, it attempts to negotiate Quality of Service (QoS) settings using the LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) and DCBx (Data Center Bridging Exchange) protocols.
| Feature | Verified Status | Unverified Status | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | High; minimal risk of packet loss. | Variable; dependent on other network traffic. | | Latency | Stable and consistent. | Prone to jitter (timing fluctuations). | | Network Load | Handles high channel counts reliably. | Prone to glitches as channel count increases. | | Switch Type | Managed Switch (recommended). | Unmanaged Switch (basic/generic). | | Troubleshooting | Green checkmark in Dante Controller. | Often shows latency spikes or intermittent mutes. | dante virtual soundcard dvs verified
That was impossible. Dante doesn’t do NULL. When a Dante device (hardware or DVS) connects