AMWA BCP-008-01: NMOS Receiver Status Monitoring
About BCP-008-01
What does it do?
- It provides a standard way of monitoring the statuses of Receivers
Why does it matter?
- It offers standard models for minimum status reporting
- It provides guidance, sets out expectations and requirements for receiver status monitoring
How does it work?
- It documents the standard models Devices have to use in order to offer receiver status monitoring
- It lists the prerequisites and dependencies in terms of NMOS specifications
- It describes the status monitoring domains along with expectations, behaviour and conformance requirements
Where to start?
To quickly start your journey an implementation guide is available for NMOS Control.
An open source media node framework is available in the form of nmos-cpp.
An example mock application is available in the form of the NMOS Device Control Mock Application.
A testing tool is available in the form of the NMOS API Testing Tool.
This specification relies on familiarity with the following existing specifications:
- MS-05-02: NMOS Control Framework
- IS-12: NMOS Control Protocol
- IS-04: NMOS Discovery and Registration
- IS-05: NMOS Device Connection Management
BCP-008-01 has been developed by the Advanced Media Workflow Association as part of the Networked Media Open Specifications initiative. See here for an overview of NMOS specifications.
The NMOS Testing Tool creates a simple web service for testing implementations of all NMOS APIs.
The links to documentation, API and examples below, and for SPEC links in the page menu bar are for this release or branch: releases/v1.0.0. Links to other published releases and other live branches appear later in the page, or in the VERSIONS menu.
Documentation for release v1.0.0
Introduction
Examples for release v1.0.0
Published Releases
Live Branches
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