Hello all,
I wanted to turn your attention to a really cool project I found while browsing the internet: Network-audio-controller.
It is a CLI-based alternative to dante controller that I recently
got to try out at my workplace where almost every speaker array we
have is implemented with dante. With this python program, I was
able to view other dante devices on my work's network. It can also
apparently make connections as well, though I didn't have success
with that with my couple of minutes of testing.
As one of the only Linux users at my workplace, it was really
cool to set my computers NIC to link-local, join the network, and
view the audio devices and its connections.
Anyways, check it out if you're interested and know you can at least view your dante network and connections if you are a Linux user.
Thank you very much for your time,
Brandon Hale
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