Here is a link to the video. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xxlrnzng … g&dl=0

Tried different cables too

Stuck on this screen:

Dante Controller has discovered an address for device 'Lennox-1-MADI-DANTE-Interface' that does not match the subnet configuration of the local Dante interface 'Ethernet 3'.
Possible causes of this problem include:
Local Dante interface has link local address which is different to the device subnet
Device has a link local address which is in a different subnet to the local interface
Details:
Resolved device address on Dante interface is 192.168.1.151
Local address on PRIMARY Dante interface 'Ethernet 3' is a Link Local 169.254.243.221/255.255.0.0

At one of the studios, I monitor the output of the digiface by running the 3/4 Headphone output through an original UFX.
I have a TRS cable split into two mono 1/4 inch jacks that I plug into the 9 and 10 of the UFX. (Set to instrument) Should I not be using 9/10?

I realise that the Digiface headphone output is "headphone level" so when I plug it into the UFX it is really noisy,.....I"m amplifying an already amplified signal and getting all the extra noise.

Is there a way to set the output of the 3/4 output to be at line level? (No headphone map?)....or am I doing something odd here?
The high pitch noise is just not great to monitor with

Any suggestions would be grateful.

Thanks,
H

IT's been happening ever since I got my RME AVB system around two years ago, but has got worse in recent months to the point where it fails nearly every time I switch my studio on - and I lose 30mins of production time every time.

My system is:
- macOS laptop or desktop
- RME digiface AVB
- RME m1610 pro
- Presonus AVB switch

Steps to reproduce:
1) power switch on and wait a few minutes (or leave it on)
2) power on all AVB equipment.
3) connect RME digiface AVB to laptop or dekstop
4) audio input streams work but no audio output streams work

Codex says

"Codex said:

"Yes—with high confidence, this is a software robustness fault in RME AVB Controller 0.9891 or one of its bundled AVDECC/libpcap components.

What is proven:

- The Controller received `SIGSEGV` while one thread was using a pcap network handle and another was closing the AVDECC network layer.
- Ethernet, discovery and gPTP remained healthy.
- Restarting only the Controller restored the AVB streams.
- A network device appearing or disappearing must not crash the application, regardless of switch timing.

The likely bug is an unsynchronised close/use operation—possibly a use-after-close. `pcap_get_selectable_fd` is where it crashed, but that does not necessarily mean libpcap itself is defective; RME’s code or bundled AVDECC library may have passed it an invalid handle.

The incomplete connection restoration after relaunch appears to be a second robustness problem: the Controller failed to reconcile the desired connection state with the actual network state.

What we cannot yet prove without RME’s symbols/source code is exactly which internal component owns the defect or whether a newer Controller release fixes it. But from a customer/support perspective, this is legitimately an RME Controller software defect. The switch may have supplied the timing trigger; it did not justify or directly cause the process crash."
"

I have a crash log too which may be useful (and I've sent via email)

I have 28 devices on my Dante network and the only one not to show the transmit signal indicator on the Transmit page of Dante Controller is the RME M-1620 Pro D, is there a way to turn on this functionality that I've overlooked? If not, is it something that could be implemented in a future update as I find it quite useful for quick troubleshooting?

Thanks

Im testing the digiface before rollout and for some reason I can't make the FX sends and FX control appear on the totalmix. Probably an easy fix but I just can't seem to find it...

Can the RME Digiface Dante convert from MADI to Dante? (MADI IN, Dante OUT)

Thanks
Alex

I've made a setup where the DAW send the same clock signal to both headphones outputs with the same configuration.
Checking the outputs with a headset was clear that the first one didn't put out a signal and the second on did. But if the headphone outputs are that brittle it may happen to the other headphones output as well.

I’m trying to connect an RME HDSPe AoX D , installed in my Windows 11 based PC to a Grace Design M701 with Dante Card.

I’ve installed the RME drivers, updated the cards firmware and the RME is recognised by the RME apps (TotalMix and the settings app)

I can get stereo audio from the cards AES out into my monitor controller.

I have also installed Dante Controller software , and connected the primary Dante port on the RME to the Primary Dante port on the M701.

When I run the Dante Controller software , it does not recognise either the RME card or the M701.

When I go to the menu in Dante Controller to choose the port (the RME) , it’s not listed, only the built in ethernet on the motherboard it seems.

I’ve tried disabling the windows firewall in case it was blocking the connection, but that didn’t make any difference.

I’ve also tried using a separate network switch between the RME and the M701 in case they don’t like being connected point to point, but again no difference.

I’m wondering if there’s anything obvious I’m missing.

I´m playing music with my new Digiface Dante, but when I want to listen thru headphones I hear just for one channel. Then when I open Total Mix, no Mixer neither Matrix window open... In DigiCheck I can see both channels.
Can sombody help me with this issue?.

Thank you very much in advance

I usually leave the unit on always and it always performs perfectly.

I did have the power supply replaced about 18 months ago (it was doing it then too but not sure if it was the power supply)

Is this something normal,.....is it highlighting something else which might be failing or is all normal?

Thanks team

I wanted to report that the version of AVB Controller that is bundled with the madiface driver does not work and reports network errors with the latest Digiface AVB firmware (on Mac OS at least) - I am assuming it is an old version. I had to download the controller via the "AVB Package for Digiface AVB Sierra and up", this version works well.

I run a university studio and it would be much appreciated if you could update the driver bundle so I don't have to communicate this to students so frequently ;')

Thanks,
C

I am using a Digiface Dante connected via USB to our Windows 11 PC in our theatre and everything works well. But when the Digiface Network port in Windows is enabled it slows down the Dante Controller (device discovery) immensely. When I disable the port everything is back to speed / the same way when I connect a laptop to the Dante system and use the Dante Controller.

Any ideas what the issue could be?

I have everything up to date:
Digiface:
- driver date 20.01.26 | Hardware Revision 68
Dante Controller:
- Version 4.17.1.1 | Java 23.02 | Discovery version 1.4.0

Many thanks in advance
Hannes