AES70-21, AES standard for audio applications of networks – Open Control Architecture – Part 21: Using AES70 to manage AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110‑30 media transport
Not a published standard yet, currently in public comment phase
AES70-22, AES standard for audio applications of networks – Open Control Architecture – Part 22: Using AES70 to manage Milan™ media transport
Not a published standard yet, currently in public comment phase
| Core Standards | |
|---|---|
AES70-1 | Framework & fundamental mechanisms |
AES70-2 | Class structure: defines the control & monitoring repertoire |
AES70-3 | Binary protocol |
AES70-4 | JSON protocol |
| Adaptations | |
|---|---|
AES70-21 | AES70 Adaptation for controlling AES67 and SMPTE ST 2110-30 streaming connections |
AES70-22 | AES70 Adaptation for controlling MILAN™️ streaming connections |
AES70-21 specifies how to use AES70 for managing AES67 streaming audio connections
AES70-21 specifies how to use AES70 for managing SMPTE ST 2110-30 streaming audio connections
AES70-22 specifies how to use AES70 for managing MILANTM streaming audio connections
Better support for redundant network connections, and clearer organization of functions
Flexible support for connection negotiation, the process by which controllers develop compatible transmitting and receiving settings for media stream connections
Flexible support for media transport sessions; i.e., persistent inter-device stream connection relationships
Media files – Datasets that contain recordable and playable media
Logs – Records of device activity that controllers can retrieve later
Parameter files – Settings that can be saved and recalled later (presets, scenes, etc.)
Executable files – Custom programs or command sequences
The OCA Alliance is a not-for-profit corporation formed to promote and support the AES70 standard for Open Control Architecture (OCA) as a media networking system control standard for professional applications.
