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I guess it's time to start evaluating using SMPTE ST 2110 over NDI, Dante or SDVOE. Who wants to educate me on the pros/cons? SMPTE sure has a lot of credibility in creating standards that stick and they've really addressed sync with PTP and DRM flags since they report to their Hollywood overlords. Pretty exciting to see an open standard with teeth hit the Commercial AV industry.

Just in time! "OCPP 2.1 introduces several enhancements to the existing functional blocks from OCPP 2.0.1, as well as new additions, including DER control and V2X functionality. Importantly, OCPP 2.1 maintains backward compatibility with OCPP 2.0.1." If you have a dog in this fight, please sign up and comment. #eMobility #EVSE #insights w/ #theSKIman Shoutout to Marc Mültin for pointing out the Draft release.

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It will be a good introduction to Dante AV protocol 

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