George is right.

here is the same with some expanded dialogue:

https://iliveforum.allen-heath.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2745

Bob

GLD80, AR2412, 2xAR84, Dante, GLD Remote

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Originally posted by Jono Morgan

Did this, still experiencing, not as much but still there

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Make sure you do both:

Using Dante Controller under Network View –> Clock Status, I set the m-Dante as Preferred master, and Slave to external word clock ‘Yes’ (i.e. slave m_Dante to iLive, sort of counter intuitive?)

Bob

GLD80, AR2412, 2xAR84, Dante, GLD Remote

I had this same issue. To use more than 32 channels, you must have a gigabit ethernet card on your computer. Most computers have only 100mb/s card, which will cause the pops that you are describing. Like I said, I had the EXACT same issue, and fought with the settings for a month before trying one last thing. I bought a $15 gigabit ethernet card and installed into my computer. Now I have flawless recordings, quicker setup and routing with the new card.

Shaun

Is there anything in the network such as a ethernet switch that isnt gigabit? The Dante is supposed to work in an existing network, but just to be safe, I have my computer directly connected to the Dante, separate from the outside network, thus eliminating any possible issues there. However, my PC does have wifi and it is connected to the outside network, and I still haven’t had issues there.

Shaun

I also had issues with the onboard NIC on our PC just because it was fairly cheap and nasty.

Bought one of these: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/network-adapters/gigabit-network-adapters/gigabit-ct-desktop-adapter.html

All seems OK now. Perhaps something to consider if you’re using an onboard NIC.