Windows ProTools +Dolby Atmos Renderer Using JackAudio/JackNet NetJack2

Shows previous NetJack2 connection being used with ProTools and that the metadata and LTC works too.

[@vmg98]

Hi Sam, This was a really nice video too, i just comment this again to see if you see my comment more faster. Thank you so much for sharing this information with us. I am currently taking the Dolby Atmos 205 & 210 Certification courses, and this was very useful for me since I'm on Windows. I'm having trouble with the connection of the LTC signal. In the video, you show that it's connected, but the Transport section of the Dolby Atmos Renderer and ProTools is not synced. I don't understand why, but the Dolby Atmos LTC Generator (which is installed automatically with the Dolby Atmos Renderer) appears, but it gives me an error when I select the plugin. It says that this plugin is not in the 'Plugin Folder'. So, I have a few questions: Are you able to use the Dolby Atmos Music Panner and the LTC Generator from Dolby in Windows? And most importantly, what do you think is causing the LTC issue between the Dolby Atmos Renderer and ProTools? I've already set up the outputs section correctly, and it gives me a signal in another random channel that I routed to test. However, when I put an LTC .wav file (because, as I mentioned, I can't open the Dolby LTC Generator), it doesn't sync the Time Code section between Dolby and ProTools. I'm using version 5.0.3 of Dolby Atmos, and to rule out some options I've already checked, the 'External Sync source' is configured as 'LTC over audio', and I've tried using channels 128 and 129 as the 'LTC Input Channel'. If you can explain in detail how we can route this LTC Timecode between the software, I would be very grateful because it's my last step to start working with the external renderer. (Or if I can support you in some way to help me fix this problem, please contact me via email at [e-mail].) Thank you so much again for your help, your channel is great!

[@shygrammer]

Niche content! I've been looking for an alternative to Dante and it seems netjack will do the trick. At least for my usecase