An Associative Shared Memory Approach to Audio Connection Management
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A. Eales, and R. Foss, "An Associative Shared Memory Approach to Audio Connection Management," Paper 9216, (2014 October.). doi:
A. Eales, and R. Foss, "An Associative Shared Memory Approach to Audio Connection Management," Paper 9216, (2014 October.). doi:
Abstract: A distributed, associative memory that advertises audio streams and represents audio connections between networked audio devices is described. Characteristic features of a shared, associative memory are discussed, and three parameter-based models that represent audio signals and audio connections are introduced. Connection management is then discussed with reference to a distributed, associative memory environment. This environment allows changes made to audio connections to be automatically propagated to all networked devices, while also eliminating potential race conditions between connection requests. Additionally, connection management applications can be shared between different networked devices and controllers.
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AB - A distributed, associative memory that advertises audio streams and represents audio connections between networked audio devices is described. Characteristic features of a shared, associative memory are discussed, and three parameter-based models that represent audio signals and audio connections are introduced. Connection management is then discussed with reference to a distributed, associative memory environment. This environment allows changes made to audio connections to be automatically propagated to all networked devices, while also eliminating potential race conditions between connection requests. Additionally, connection management applications can be shared between different networked devices and controllers.
A distributed, associative memory that advertises audio streams and represents audio connections between networked audio devices is described. Characteristic features of a shared, associative memory are discussed, and three parameter-based models that represent audio signals and audio connections are introduced. Connection management is then discussed with reference to a distributed, associative memory environment. This environment allows changes made to audio connections to be automatically propagated to all networked devices, while also eliminating potential race conditions between connection requests. Additionally, connection management applications can be shared between different networked devices and controllers.
Authors:
Eales, Andrew; Foss, Richard
Affiliations:
Wellington Institute of Technology, Wellington, New Zealand; Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
137 (October 2014)
Paper Number:
9216
Publication Date:
October 8, 2014Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Applications in Audio
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