AES67 Stream Monitor

Cross plattform AES67 monitoring app. The app was primarily tested in a hybrid Dante/AES67 environment. Features include:

Auto discovery of streams via Session Announcement Protocol and manually adding streams by pasting SDP data
Filter and sort streams
listen to streams by selecting which channels you want to listen to (Stereo and Mono supported)
wide format support: 44100Hz, 48000Hz and 96000Hz (and more) if the soundcard supports it, L16 and L24 PCM with up to 64 channels and all packet times according to AES67 spec are supported
Settings for Network interface, audio device, buffering for RTP and more

Here are some screenshots of how the app looks:

Installation

git clone https://github.com/philhartung/aes67-monitor.git
cd aes67-monitor
npm install

The app should then be installed. Audify (audio backend used) prebuilds are available for most major platforms and Node versions. If you need to build Audify from source, see https://github.com/almogh52/audify#requirements-for-source-build.

After installation you can start the app with npm start.

To build a binary for your system, first install the app and then run:

npm run build

This will create a folder for your platform and CPU architecture, containing the binary.

This app is still in early development. Some things that need to be reworked before a more stable release include, but are not limited to:

~~rewrite RTP audio backend to support more audio formats (it is currently limited to 48000Hz L24 at 48 samples/packet and quite buggy, also add the option for buffering)~~ done
~~rewrite SDP module and SAP backend~~ done
~~proper support for settings~~ done
make settings persistent between restarts
needs a lot more testing

Also I would like to add more features such as:
- dBFS and LUFS metering
- ~~possibility to add streams from raw sdp~~ done
- RTP packet monitoring (like seqnum, timestamp, etc)
- ~~make the table sortable~~ done

This repository contains code under the MIT License from twbs/bootstrap.