Glensound Vittoria 64/RR is a 64×64 RAVENNA network audio bridge with secure network isolation and sample-rate conversion.
$ 4,824.00
Glensound Vittoria 64/RR is a professional RAVENNA-to-RAVENNA network audio bridge for transferring high channel counts between two completely separate AoIP systems. It provides bidirectional audio transfer between independent RAVENNA/AES67 networks while keeping network discovery, control traffic, multicast data and clock domains isolated.
The bridge transfers selected audio channels through internal DSP rather than merging the two networks. This creates a secure firewall boundary, allowing programme, communications, intercom and monitoring audio to pass between network domains without exposing either side to unwanted traffic or operational changes on the other network.
Glensound Vittoria 64/RR supports 64 input and 64 output channels at sample rates up to 48 kHz, or 32 input and 32 output channels at sample rates up to 96 kHz. High-quality asynchronous sample-rate conversion allows the two RAVENNA networks to operate independently, including at different sample rates, while maintaining dependable bidirectional audio transfer.
The RAVENNA interfaces support AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110-30 workflows, making the bridge suitable for modern broadcast IP systems. Primary and secondary Gigabit copper Ethernet connections are provided on Neutrik EtherCON connectors, with fibre connectivity available through SFP module slots. Separate BNC word-clock I/O is available for each network interface, while dual load-sharing AC power supplies add resilience for critical broadcast and production installations.
Glensound Vittoria 64/RR is suited to major broadcast facilities, OB trucks and live-production infrastructures where two RAVENNA networks must share selected audio channels without becoming one shared network. For lower-channel-count RAVENNA bridging, consider the Glensound Vittoria RR. Where a Dante network must interface with RAVENNA, AES67 or SMPTE ST 2110-30 systems, the Glensound Vittoria 64/DR provides the corresponding 64-channel Dante-to-RAVENNA bridge.
