Flexible Audio Over IP For Modern Cinemas
We unveil the Trinnov Altitude CI’s European debut and explain how a license-based, Dante-ready processor changes home cinema design. We walk through routing over IP, the new UI, and training paths, and share updates on our Paris demonstration facility.
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Want a cleaner, smarter path to reference home cinema? We sit down with David to unpack the European debut of the Altitude CI and why a license-based, Dante-ready processor can save time, money, and headaches without compromising sound. Instead of locking projects into fixed channel counts, the CI scales in twos—start at eight channels and expand as rooms and ambitions grow. With analogue, AES, and Dante options up to 32 channels—and a Dante hardware variant supporting up to 64 channels—it’s built for modern systems that need flexibility from day one.
We dig into what audio over IP actually means for integrators: less cable chaos, simpler routing, and faster iteration. Dante’s been a staple in pro audio for decades, and now that speaker brands are shipping amps with Dante onboard, residential installers can map one-to-one or one-to-many paths in software rather than with split cables and creative labelling. The gain isn’t raw performance; it’s control, clarity, and confidence when projects get complex. David also walks through Trinnov’s TAC 2 platform, which moves more processing onto the board and can operate stand-alone or paired with a PC for extra horsepower.
A redesigned UI anchors the experience with wizard-driven workflows and a clean split between basic and expert modes. That means faster setup without sacrificing deep access for power users, plus a roadmap to roll out the interface across the wider Trinnov range once the CI’s high-channel demands are fully addressed. For teams looking to skill up, level one training is available online through distribution partners, while level two is in person and covers critical listening and advanced features. And for hands-on demos, Trinnov’s long-awaited Paris facility is almost ready, offering real rooms where integrators can test Dante routing, calibration flows, and multi-amp strategies at scale.
If you care about reference sound, cleaner racks, and painless upgrades, this conversation lays out a blueprint for building theaters that evolve gracefully. Subscribe, share with a colleague who still loves split cables, and leave a review telling us which Altitude CI feature you’d deploy first.
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