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AES67 Linux Daemon with configuration WebUI
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Are there any plans to use NMOS in the future? #113

Open calanor opened 1 year ago

calanor commented 1 year ago

It would be very useful to be able to use NMOS IS-04 for discovery and IS-05 for automatic sink configuration. The libraries published by Sony could also be useful: https://github.com/sony/nmos-cpp

andyweiss commented 1 year ago

This would be very useful for me as well! That‘s the missing piece for the use in orchestrated environments!

br-online commented 1 year ago

Same here... NMOS would be great!Am 09.02.2023 14:40 schrieb andyweiss @.***>:

This would be very useful for me as well! That‘s the missing piece for the use in orchestrated environments!

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bondagit commented 1 year ago

yes, it's certainly possible to integrate NMOS IS-04 node functions into the daemon. Are you aware of any cheap AES67 device implementing NMOS IS-04 to run some interoperability tests ?

andyweiss commented 1 year ago

It will be hard to find any cheap device capable of NMOS IS-04. There are some option to test against other software. I can collect some links if you are interested. I have access to some AES67 NMOS capable devices and can offer to do various tests.

calanor commented 1 year ago

In nmos-cpp API from Sony have some exemples and a code for make a NMOS node. Could use as a device. For browse, discovery and get the URL of the sdp the avahi daemon it's sufficient.

bondagit commented 1 year ago

ok, thanks for the info. I will be working on this when possible.

stvmyr commented 1 year ago

im doing a lot of research an testing into SMPTE ST 2110 lately. An NMOS implementation would be great for using your daemon in such environment! Maybe the NMOS IS-08 standard for Audio channel mapping could be interesting too.

if you still looking for a interoperability test, you could have a look into this: https://github.com/rhastie/easy-nmos

easy-nmos comes with testing tools, registry, controller and sample node.

You could also find the standalone testing tool here: https://github.com/AMWA-TV/nmos-testing