Audio video bridging

Audio-over-IP

Published in Eddy B. Brixen, Audio Metering, 2020

AVB, Audio Video Bridging, is a set of standards, initiated by the IEEE. In this context, it is now the transport not only of sound but of images. The standards must ensure synchronized data streaming through IEEE 802 networks with minimal time delay. The further development, certification, and implementation of products is partly laid down by the organization AVnu Alliance. However, AVB is open, so that anyone can use the protocols without a license.

Evaluation of video payload over low latency networks: Flexilink

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Published in International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems, 2020

Rongxuan Ma, Yonghao Wang, Wei Hu, Mahir Payyanil Karalakath

The Ethernet audio video bridging (AVB) project was recognised under the IEEE802.1 [12]. It was defined by the AVnu Alliance [13]. AVB includes a set of specifications to support Audio/Video streams over Ethernet, which is low-latency time-sensitive traffic. By using various mechanisms AVB standard provides low latency time synchronised streaming services. To provide these services, AVB makes use of 802 networks specified by the AVB task group [3]. AVB promotes prioritisation as well as over-provisioning [14].

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