Vadis
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VADIS is a "Variable Audio Distribution & Interface System" invented by Klotz Digital.
The dedicated VADIS transmission protocol allows for low-cost, "no-latency" transmission of hundreds of channels of audio in full bandwidth through local and wide area networks. Network-integrated Digital Signal Processing provides for all important audio processing. The VADIS technology is used for all kinds of Broadcast and Commercial Sound Applications.
