Digigram LX-MADI Multichannel Sound Card

Digigram LX-MADI Multichannel Sound Card

$1,145.00
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Digigram LX-MADI Multichannel Sound Card
Digigram

Digigram LX-MADI Multichannel Sound Card

MFR# VB2227A0201

PCIe card with 1x MADI optical I/O (64-in/64-out) with word clock I/O for Windows and Linux

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Product Description

Guarantee ultra-low latency and perfect signal integrity in mission critical applications for broadcast automation and on-air, video and post production. The Digigram LX-MADI sound card performs ultra-stable 24/7 record/play operations with sub-millisecond round trip latency on its PCI Express interface. Its hardware-based architecture maintains performance regardless of the computational load of other applications running on the host system. This guarantees continuous quality of service in all demanding broadcast automation and on-air, video and post production workflows.

At a glance:

The LX-MADI sound card delivers ultra-low latency and high stability for mission critical, 24/7 applications.

  • Record/play 64 optical MADI (AES10) channels with sub-millisecond round trip latency on PCI Express interface
  • Provides real time Multichannel audio digital interface with external equipments to broadcast automation and on-air, video and post production applications
  • Controls MADI channels from appropriate ALSA and WASAPI / DirectSound and ASIO drivers in Linux and Windows environments