2wcom starts the Audio over IP webinar series

2wcom is very pleased to invite you to the first session of the Audio over IP webinar series – tips, tricks, and knowledge. Mr. Berry Eskes starts the webinar with a little warm-up and presents how (software-based) Audio over IP solutions supports audio broadcast use-cases.  Leif Cipriani takes up the thread directly to point out on the Audio over IP basics and how to transcode standards or protocols such as AES67, Livewire+, Dante, or Wheatnet. Take your chance to improve your know-how on some real live samples.

When? Mr. Berry Eskes and Leif Cipriani will present real live use-cases, Audio over IP basics and essentials of transcoding on Wednesday, August 12th, 2020 at 10 am CEST and on Thursday, August 13th, 2020 at 4 pm CEST.

For whom? The webinar aims at professionals familiar with the basics of audio over IP, such as system designers, project managers, engineers, technical purchasers, semi-technical and technical persons. Please feel free to forward the invitation to colleagues also interested in Audio over IP.

Interested to participate? Be fast to secure your place in the webinar because it is limited to 30 participants. Please click one of the following links.

Wednesday, the 12th of August 2020, at 10 am CEST

Thursday, the 13th of August 2020, at 04 pm CEST

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