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Audio Configuration

transform.engine supports Dante and HYPERPORT audio transports. Select the transport and period size under System > System Status in transform.client. These changes require Offline Mode; return to Edit Mode afterwards to resume audio. See System Status for details.

HYPERPORT Configuration​

When using HYPERPORT, transform.engine follows the sample rate and clock supplied by the connected console or audio interface. The sample rate is automatically detected from the incoming HYPERPORT stream. Configure these settings on the console or interface; transform.engine cannot be the clock leader in HYPERPORT mode.

See the HYPERPORT documentation for more information.

Dante Configuration​

When using Dante, the principal audio configuration options can be found in Dante Controller.

When running Dante Controller (for further details on where to find the latest version, click here), firstly click on the transform.engine that you wish to configure, and then select the "Device Config" tab.

There you are able to set the sample rate of that transform.engine, as well as the sample encoding and Dante network latency.

Sample Rates​

Available sample rates are:

  • 44.1 kHz
  • 48 kHz
  • 96 kHz

Setting the sample rate here will cascade throughout the entire transform.engine audio pipeline.

Sample Encodings​

Internally, the transform.engine audio pipeline is 64 bit floating point throughout. However, for transmission on the Dante network, samples are exchanged in one of the following encodings:

  • PCM16
  • PCM24
  • PCM32

Dante Device Network Latencies​

The available network latencies are:

  • 1 ms
  • 2 ms
  • 3 ms
  • 4 ms
  • 5 ms
  • 10 ms

Prior to version 1.1 of the transform.engine, the available network latencies depended on the selected Period Size. This is no longer the case.