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AES64-2012 (w2018): AES standard for audio applications of networks - Command, control, and connection management for integrated media

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AES64-2012 (w2018): AES standard for audio applications of networks - Command, control, and connection management for integrated media
Printing Date: 2013-01-14
Publication History: Published 2012; Withdrawn 2018
Abstract: This standard for networked command, control, and connection management for integrated media is an IP-based peer-to-peer network protocol, in which any device on the network may initiate or accept control, monitoring, and connection management commands. The AES64 protocol has been developed around three important concepts: structuring, joining, and indexing. Every parameter is part of a structure, and control is possible at any of the levels of the structure, allowing for control over sets of parameters. Parameters can be joined into groups, thereby enabling control over many disparate parameters from a single control source. Every parameter has an index associated with it and, once discovered, this index provides a low bandwidth alternative to parameter control.
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