AMWA NMOS
Also called IS-04, IS-05, Networked Media Open Specifications.
The discovery and connection layer that makes SMPTE ST 2110 usable. IS-04 lets devices register and be found; IS-05 does the actual connection management, telling a receiver which sender to listen to. Without it, a 2110 plant is hand-edited SDP files.
Stewarded by Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA).
Small messages that either repeat constantly or fire once. Bandwidth is almost never the problem.
What kills it. Latency and loss on the messages that fire once. A repeating level survives a dropped packet; a GO does not.
Ports
What goes wrong
Typical use
- Discovering senders and receivers in an ST 2110 plant
- Making a connection from a broadcast controller
- Registering device capabilities on a media network
Sources
- AMWA NMOS specifications — AMWA primary
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