Audinate Launches Completely Revamped Dante Training Program

Audinate Group Ltd., the provider of the Dante AV-over-IP (AVoIP) platform, has released of its all-new 3rd Edition Training for Dante Certification Levels 1, 2 and 3. “Designed for today’s fast-evolving AV landscape, this essential update equips professionals with cutting-edge networking and AVoIP expertise, while offering up to 19.75 AVIXA Renewal Units (RUs). Hundreds of thousands of AV professionals have participated in Dante training, underscoring Dante Certification’s importance in showcasing technical expertise and driving the global shift to AVoIP,” Audinate says.

What’s New

Participants will gain deeper insights into foundational networking concepts, including IP addressing, VLANs, QoS and multicast, as well as advanced Dante-specific topics such as system design, cloud-based production, the latest AES67/SMPTE ST2110 integration with Dante controller, enhancements to Dante AV, and expert-level troubleshooting.

Participants can earn AVIXA RUs for CTS, CTS-D, CTS-I, and ANP upon certification (Level 1: 5.5 RUs, Level 2: 8 RUs, and Level 3: 6.25 RUs). Courses are offered free of charge for all three levels, and certifications remain valid for three years.

“We’re thrilled to launch the new 3rd Edition Training program, bringing the latest insights and techniques to the AV community,” said Vince Lepore, director of global training. “This update reflects our commitment to empowering professionals with the tools they need to lead in a rapidly evolving industry. We’re also proud to offer AVIXA RUs upon certification, supporting continued professional development.”

The 3rd Edition Dante Training is now available — click here to sign up. Also, to support the launch, Audinate is introducing a global Certified Training Partner program, featuring Dante Certified Trainers and Training Centers equipped to deliver the curriculum both online and in person. Click here to learn more. 

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