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Thanks for the response. I apologize. I wasn’t as specific as I should have been. I purchased the Avantis and the gx4816 at my church last year, and retired my GLD80 to our stream production. The gx4816 doesn’t appear to be Dante enabled, which would have been a really cool feature. We have the GLD in another room specifically for our streaming audio. We have just set all this on our LAN, and with some maneuvering, it’s all working great. But the Avantis is the central hub of our Dante in/out programming. If the gx4816 was Dante, we could have pulled all our inputs around the building from that location…much easier and cooler setup.

[cknowland01Participant]

Thanks for the quick response. Is that setting in the Dante Software controller? Or on the card itself? I tried setting the clock to 48k with the Dante Controller software and it still connect sync. The error is reading that the clocks are different.

I’ll try it again and reboot everything and see if the can sync up.

Thanks again.

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I had an older 64×64 Dante card from my GLD-80, got the retrofit cartridge, and put it successfully in my new Avantis console. Worked great! Virtual playback, recording, everything was as expected. I am now adding the GLD back into my line up as an online stream audio mixer. I purchased and install the new 64×64 Dante card for the Avantis, and now my computer host/Dante controller which also runs REAPER is dumbed down to 32 tracks from 64. Sounds like 96K is being forced on the system. How do I change/control/manipulate the Dante card in the Avantis to communicate at 48K, as it did with the older Dante card? Or how do I make the computer the masterclock and slave the Avantis…or should I. Before, with the older card, it was plug and play. super easy, no headaches. Now….my head hurts.

Thoughts, recommendations….punt?

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