AES67 resources

[Philipp Hartung]

I wrote a short article gathering some AES67 resources. Here is a list of open source software mentioned in the article:

• voc/aes67-recorder: AES67 multitrack recording software developed by the CCC VOC
• markmcconnell/mai: JACK AES67 virtual soundcard
• bondagit/aes67-linux-daemon: Alsa virtual soundcard based on the Merging AES67 Alsa driver
• njh/mast: Multicast Audio Streaming Toolkit compatible with AES67
• martim01/pam: „Open Source Audio Monitoring Software designed for (but not limited to) a Raspberry Pi with touchscreen.“ Supports AES67 based streams.
• ebu/pi-list: Tool to analyse packet captures for SMPTE 2110 compliance.
• GStreamer: Multimedia framework that implements RTP and PTP, and is thus able to receive and generate AES67 compliant RTP streams. The before mentioned aes67-recorder is based on GStreamer. To see how to use GStreamer with AES67 you can take a look at the following examples: AES67 to Icecast relay, listen to AES67 stream, relay AES67 to a different subnet or sync GStreamer to PTP master.

An closed source software:

• Lawo VSC (Windows) AES67 virtual soundcard
• Lawo Stream Monitor (Windows) AES67 stream monitoring tool
• Merging ALSA Driver (Linux, free and partially open source) AES67 Alsa virtual soundcard
• Merging MacOS VSC (MacOS, free) AES67 virtual soundcard
• Livewire+ VSC (Windows) Livewire+ virtual soundcard, compatible with AES67
• Ravenna VSC (Windows, free) Ravenna virtual soundcard, compatible with AES67
• RAV2SAP (Windows, free) „Session announcement translation between RAVENNA and SAP-based systems“
• PTP Track Hound (MacOS, Linux, Windows, free): PTP network traffic analysis tool

I would be very happy about feedback or further suggestions :)

[Nicholas Humfrey]

That is great! Well done Philipp!

Making a list like this has been discussed many times, great to see you have done it.

Would you mind adding a link to this mailing list please, for anyone who wants to get in touch with other people interested in Open Source AES67?

nick.

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[Philipp Hartung]

The link is https://hartung.io/2020/07/aes67-resources/ (it is linked on the word "article", but is not very visible I guess :D)

[Romain Martin]

Thanks for informations !, I have just finished training on audio networks in my job and it is very difficult to find information on the "pure" AES 67 at least in my case in the field of entertainment. (Rather dante)

I think I tried to use gstreamer for receive AES67 on raspberry pi for personal simple project

Thanks !