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  Auracast Leaves the Assistive Lane for the Main PA

  2026-11-10

  An off-Broadway show in New York now runs its entire audience mix over Auracast, with the performer hearing his own backing track through Auracast hearing aids. When broadcast audio becomes the primary path, the room loses its acoustic fallback and the design brief changes.

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  AV Endpoints Now Onboard Themselves to the Network

  2026-11-10

  Uniguest's Hub AV players can now identify themselves to Extreme Fabric Attach so the network applies policy automatically. Onboarding saves the typing; it does not commission the screen, and a device that can request a service profile is a device that can be impersonated.

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  Dante Module Firmware Decides How a Device Boots

  2026-11-09

  The November releases of the Dante Module Configuration Tool add an unmute-on-boot option for Brooklyn 3 and missed-interrupt handling for Pro S1. For an OEM these two lines decide what the product does in the first seconds after power, which is where most field complaints begin.

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  Compact Mixer Puts a 96 kHz Core on the Desk

  2026-11-09

  Allen & Heath's Qu-3 and Qu-3D put the 96 kHz XCVI core, 36 inputs, 12 mixes, four matrices and a 32-channel automatic mic mixer into a 445 mm desktop frame. The Dante version is the one that matters for installed rooms, where the console becomes a node on the audio network instead of a rack beside the stage.

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  AV Management Platform Absorbs Video Wall and KVM

  2026-11-09

  SEADA's SWNet Pro puts video wall control, a KVM matrix and third-party integration into one browser platform driven by the network's own transceivers, with no dedicated control box. When the control system becomes software, tender questions move to hosting, fallback and credentials.

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