AVB Protocols

AVB, or Audio Video Bridging, refers to a set of technical standards designed to ensure precise synchronization and reliable delivery of audio and video data over Ethernet networks. Developed by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), AVB allows multiple streams of media to be transmitted simultaneously without interruptions, ensuring high quality. This is particularly important in applications like live events, broadcasting, and professional sound systems, where timing and clarity are crucial. Essentially, AVB enhances the performance of multimedia networks, making them more efficient and effective for real-time audio and video applications.