Hi, I have the hardware and the AVB binaries, they work. Does anybody know where I can get the source code for the AVB reference implementation. I could not find it on the xmos page. I also would like to control the AVB basically. ... setting the channel via a socket. To start with it, I would need the sources...
XMOS as base for an AVB endpoint
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chris
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Wouter
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You could get the AVB source code form XMOS under a NBA license. After you signed the license XMOS will release the source to your XMOS account download possibilities.
A management protocol isn't finished yet by the IEEE, so there isn't a XMOS implementation to configure the endpoints (there maybe will in the future).
You are looking for solution like Cobranet with Cobranet manager I suppose?
http://www.cobranetmanager.com
http://www.cobranet.info/
A management protocol isn't finished yet by the IEEE, so there isn't a XMOS implementation to configure the endpoints (there maybe will in the future).
You are looking for solution like Cobranet with Cobranet manager I suppose?
http://www.cobranetmanager.com
http://www.cobranet.info/
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errordeveloper
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"Advanced Control and Monitoring Protocol" is one of my current projects
atm i am writing a command set
the resource style is taken from OSC
i use "command /node/path/object argument" approach
i have defined most of the command ..just need to finish the document,
hopefully in couple of weeks it will be ready :)
atm i am writing a command set
the resource style is taken from OSC
i use "command /node/path/object argument" approach
i have defined most of the command ..just need to finish the document,
hopefully in couple of weeks it will be ready :)
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AntOFF
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For control and monitoring protocols I would like to seperate two methods:
- Client/server; this is normally used for configuration and management.
- Multi master; this is normally used for realtime control.
There are already nice solutions within the Client/server model; most used in network equipment is SNMP. Ofcourse OSC can be a solution and is possibly better humanreadable because of the 'string/path-structure'... SNMP is easier readable for CPUs because the number structure.
Multi master is a type of control protocol is used for realtime control. For example to connect knobs/faders with audio functions like in mixing consoles (with multiple fader panels). An example is MambaNet (www.mambanet.org)
But most important will be there is a standard how to manage/configure a AVB device and hopefully also how to realtime control a AVB device.
- Client/server; this is normally used for configuration and management.
- Multi master; this is normally used for realtime control.
There are already nice solutions within the Client/server model; most used in network equipment is SNMP. Ofcourse OSC can be a solution and is possibly better humanreadable because of the 'string/path-structure'... SNMP is easier readable for CPUs because the number structure.
Multi master is a type of control protocol is used for realtime control. For example to connect knobs/faders with audio functions like in mixing consoles (with multiple fader panels). An example is MambaNet (www.mambanet.org)
But most important will be there is a standard how to manage/configure a AVB device and hopefully also how to realtime control a AVB device.
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BEBDigitalAudio
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For the control, I suggest that you use RTP-MIDI. A full RTP-MIDI client runs over a single thread (another threadbeing needed for the xtcp server). There are RTP-MIDI drivers available both on Mac and Windows platforms, and you could write your control control as a VST plugin or independent application.
Just a quick question by the way : what are the analog modules that you used on your prototype? Are these custom modules or something that you got from a supplier ?
Just a quick question by the way : what are the analog modules that you used on your prototype? Are these custom modules or something that you got from a supplier ?