waedi wrote:Yes it should be possible to use Macs with ethernet to build a audio network without any other audio interfaces..
I would think too, but there isn't 1 document or video on the internet showing that.
waedi wrote:The video shows how to setup the Mac into an AVB endpoint then use the avbutil --controller software.
The Digiface USB is a digital interface for connecting AVB compatible devices or connecting into an existing AVB network.
Analog inputs can come from other devices like the AVB-tool or 12-Mic or digital mixing consoles.
For the Fireface Totalmix you have to build an Aggregat device in the Mac Audio-Midi settings.
Or you use the Digiface AVB on the Mac instead of the Fireface then you have full Totalmix of the Digiface AVB.
Having Totalmix in the AVB environment is probably the point why to use it ( on Macs ).
This part:
Or you use the Digiface AVB on the Mac instead of the Fireface then you have full Totalmix of the Digiface AVB.
So the digiface goes on the the remote computer, but then how does the original fireface computer send audio to that? I just don't get it. Or the part about Aviutl -- controller, nobody mentioned anywhere about aviutl --enable enh0 (or whatever interface).
I get the part about the 12 mic being on the network and being able to be consumed by the digiface avb, but that's about all I get. And then the digiface avb doesn't even have any outputs except the headphones, so that's another head scratcher. Like how would you even hear what's going on. Thanks though.