AS-11 AS-11 X9: MXF Program Contribution - NABA DPP HD (AVC) ​ This is a Specification in the AS-11 family of Specifications . Delivery of finished HD (AVC) programs to North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) broadcasters. ​ See the specification - Full Specification on GitHub At present, there is no Certification program set up for this specification.

AS-11 AS-11 X4: MXF Program Contribution - HD Long GOP (23.98p (24/1.001p), 59.94p (60/1.001p)) ​ This is a Specification in the AS-11 family of Specifications . It defines an MXF file format for the delivery of finished HD programs. ​ See the specification - Full Specification on GitHub ​​ At present, there is no Certification program set up for this specification.

Easy-NMOS is a free of charge, open-source, toolkit, created to simplify and speed up the adoption of NMOS APIs .​ ​ Developed by NVIDIA based on open-source NMOS software from Sony, BBC R&D and other AMWA members. ​ getting started with nmos The following presentations explain the benefits of easy-NMOS and how to use it, including a practical demonstration. Easy-NMOS video library ​ Easy-NMOS overview (5:03) What it is and its component parts How it came to exist and has been developed How it can be used Who can benefit What you need to get started (2:04) The pre-requisites The technologies you need to be familiar with First steps to using easy-NMOS (4:04) How to get hold of easy-NMOS What it gives you access to - the registry, virtual node and testing suite How you can use it How to use easy-NMOS (6:45) Installation Configuration Get it running How you can be confident that this provides a valid representation of a running system (3:09) Checks against the test suite Checked against the JT-NM Tested criteria NMOS specifications supported by easy-NMOS (as at Nov 2020) (4:49) Interface Specifications (ISs) Best Current Practices (BCPs) Additional features Practical demonstration of setting up easy-NMOS (20:02)

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gfghghh Register test of external pdf link http://www.sighton.com/AMWA/MXFPhysicalview.pdf Phil Bernal PB Technologies Group LLC Douglas McGee Home Run Joost Rovers Rovers IT Jed Deame Nextera Marc Levy Jim Trainor Pedro Ferreira BISECT, LDA Kenny Munro Eben Jenkins ​ Phillip Nguyen test Test description Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Fusce placerat tellus eget sagittis molestie. Duis sodales porta quam, sit amet feugiat mauris volutpat nec. Cras at sagittis neque. Ut lacinia fermentum commodo. Integer commodo viverra nisi, sed placerat lacus scelerisque sit amet. Cras auctor vel sem nec pharetra. Aliquam nec pulvinar ligula, quis pretium risus. In vitae lobortis nisl, hendrerit convallis elit. Nullam eleifend eros nisl, in vulputate est vehicula id. Morbi sit amet odio a velit rutrum ultrices a ac odio. Etiam euismod mi orci, quis mollis urna volutpat vel. Status Test Subhead test To add rows of content, duplicate an item and then update the content within that item. All of the Status Test Subhead INFO-001 At the request of the AMWA board, a team of volunteers, including end-users, network equipment providers, processing equipment providers, and related software subsystem developers was charged with the task of adding a layer of detail to the JT-NM reference architecture in the area of control, monitoring and management interfaces. Project Owner: John Mailhot john.mailhot@imaginecommunications.com Specification Control / Monitoring / Management Architectural Sprint INFO-002 Guide for implementers who want to add security to their NMOS Nodes and/or NMOS Controllers, according to the IS-10, BCP-003-01, BCP-003-02 and BCP-003-03 specifications. Business Requirements Owner: NMOS Steering group, NMOS-Steering@AMWA.tv Published NMOS Security Implementation Guide INFO-003 Outlines an architecture for use of Sink Metadata (see IS-11) in ProAV applications including use of EDID (see BCP-005-01). Business Requirements Owner: NMOS Steering group, NMOS-Steering@AMWA.tv Work in Progress NMOS Sink Metadata Processing Architecture INFO-004 Explains the use of DNS-SD in NMOS environments, provides a practical “how-to” example of how to set up a BIND9 DNS server for NMOS use and gives example configurations for other DNS servers. Business Requirements Owner: NMOS Steering group, NMOS-Steering@AMWA.tv Published NMOS use of DNS-SD INFO-004 Explains the use of DNS-SD in NMOS environments, provides a practical “how-to” example of how to set up a BIND9 DNS server for NMOS use and gives example configurations for other DNS servers. Business Requirements Owner: NMOS Steering group, NMOS-Steering@AMWA.tv Published NMOS use of DNS-SD Phil Bernal PB Technologies Group LLC Douglas McGee Home Run Joost Rovers Rovers IT Jed Deame Nextera Marc Levy Jim Trainor Pedro Ferreira BISECT, LDA Kenny Munro Eben Jenkins ​ Phillip Nguyen

Videos NMOS - Networked Media Open Specifications Fundamentals ​ An Introduction to the AMWA Networked Media Incubator project 4:47 Brad Gilmer, AMWA 1. Introduction to Networked Media Open Specifications 9:08 Andrew Bonney and Alex Rawcliffe, BBC R&D An introduction to the current specifications in progress, their data model and key concepts. 2. NMOS: Discovery and Registration 8:39 Andrew Bonney and Alex Rawcliffe, BBC R&D A robust and scalable approach to Discovery is essential element of real-world management networked media. This presentation describes how to use NMOS's Node, Registration and Query APIs for discovery, from small peer-to-peer cases to large installations. 3. NMOS: Connection Mangement 2:52 Andrew Bonney and Alex Rawcliffe, BBC R&D NMOS allows Senders and Receivers to be connected in a transport-agnostic way. Andrew and Alex describe how to do this using the Node API. 4. NMOS: In-stream Identity and Timing 4:18 Andrew Bonney and Alex Rawcliffe, BBC R&D NMOS provides a universal identity model for content and an end-to-end timing model, both important elements of a future-proof networked media architecture. This presentation explains these contents, and how they are mapped to media streams. Demonstration of NMOS Registration and Discovery 3:40 Alex Rawcliffe, BBC R&D An example of NMOS Registration and Discovery in action using software and hardware from multiple manufacturers. ​ Public presentations IBC 2019, IP Showcase, curated by the Video Services Forum ​ NMOS Now and Next 28:43 Peter Brightwell, BBC R&D An introduction to the AMWA Networked Media Open Specifications, including an outline of the specifications themselves, how they have been developed and tested, the state of industry adoption, and broadcaster perspectives. ​ AMWA NMOS Automated Testing 30:41 Andrew Bonney, BBC R&D and Gareth Sylvester-Bradley, Sony Europe An introduction to the open source AMWA NMOS Testing Tool, which can be used to automatically ensure that Media Nodes and other appliances are adhering to the NMOS specifications. ​ NMOS IS-07 – GPI Replacement and Much, Much More 23:58 Miroslav Jeras, Pebble Beach Systems IS-07 Event & Tally is part of the NMOS suite that defines how states and state changes are communicated in an IP environment. It is not only a GPI replacement but it also provides a platform for resolving many other problems broadcasters are facing in the IP transition. ​ Security for Discovery and Connection management of ST 2110 Media Devices 25:30 Arne Bönninghoff, Riedel Communications This session describes the current workflow of the BCP-003 Security best practices, including proposed mechanisms to encrypt NMOS APIs with TLS to prevent man in the middle attacks. Furthermore, AMWA IS-10 is reserved to specify authorization mechanisms to secure access to NMOS APIs like IS-04, -05, or -08. ​ Using AMWA IS-06 for Flow Control on Professional Media Networks 26:15 Rob Porter, Sony Europe and Sachin Vishwarupe, Cisco Systems AMWA IS-06 is an open specification for setting up and modifying flows on a professional media network, allowing the use of Software Defined Networking to both authorise and optimise network usage. This presentation describes the current IS-06 APIs and some of the future areas of development. ​ NAB 2019, IP Showcase, curated by the Video Services Forum ​ AMWA NMOS: The Whole Story 31:25 Brad Gilmer, AMWA and Peter Brightwell, BBC R&D This talk serves as an introduction to AMWA NMOS, covering all parts of this suite of interface specifications and best practices. It also touches on why we’re creating it, the approach we’re taking, and how it’s being implemented. The AMWA IS-04 and IS-05 interfaces are now recognized as being essential to the industry’s move to interoperable live IP infrastructure. They allow control applications to automatically discover and connect networked media devices and are now mature specifications featured in many products. ​ A MWA NMOS IS 04 and IS 05: Things You Might Not Know 29:31 Andrew Bonney Did you know for example, that there is no requirement for every node in a system to run the same IS-04 version? This presentation will take a look at some of the lesser-known and more advanced features of IS-04 and IS-05, along with how they may assist you in deploying anything from a small ad-hoc setup through to a large-scale multi-format facility. ​ AMWA BCP 003 NMOS API Security 17:03 Simon Rankine, BBC R&D BBC Research and Development’s Simon Rankine presents an update from AMWA’s NMOS API Interoperable Security Group which is working to apply tried and tested web technologies to the APIs in order to provide APIs that are simultaneously secure and cross-vendor interoperable. ​ NAB 2019, AMWA Booth ​ Cisco IP fabric for Media 16:28 Rahul Parameswaran, Cisco ​ SMPTE Annual Technical Conference 2018 Scalability and Performance of the AMWA NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 Specifications 27:53 Rob Porter and Gareth Sylvester-Bradley, Sony Europe A key requirement is that APIs such as those used for AMWA IS-04 and IS-05 scale successfully in the very large installations, typical of real world deployments. To help address this, Sony has been leading an AMWA NMOS Scalability study to test these protocols for installations comprising thousands of media devices. ​ SMPTE Webinar, May 2018 ​ Exploring the Role of NMOS: Discovery and Connection in an IP World 1:32:52 Peter Brightwell SMPTE ST 2110 specifies how to stream video, audio, and data between devices for professional applications using IP networks. How best to discover, connect, and monitor those devices? That is addressed by the Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA) Networked Media Open Specifications (NMOS). This SMPTE Technology Webcast will focus on how different parts of the AMWA NMOS work, in theory as well as in practice, and on how NMOS can be used in a range of applications, whether within a broadcast control room or a cloud-based workflow. ​ Agile Media Workflows ​ Introducing the AMWA Agile Media Blueprint 25:33 Richard Cartwright, Streampunk Media Introducing the Agile Media Blueprint (AMB), a plan for how to use the same technology platform as used for the Internet to make television, OTT media systems and to enable new kinds of creativity. A Demonstration of ZeNMOS and SDPoker 10:31 Richard Cartwright, Streampunk Media A brief demonstration of open-source testing tools ZeNMOS and SDPoker, designed to help users and suppliers to test products that support the latest IP Standards (SMTPE ST 2110) and Specifications (AMWA NMOS IS-04). ​ MXF - Media Exchange Format AS-10: MXF for Production - Acquisition to Air & Archive 8:08 Dan Shockley, CNN A presentation by Dan Shockley from NAB 2012 on the AMWA specification 'MXF for Production', AS-10 Webinar: AMWA AS-11: Introducing the New Rules-Based Specifications 38:16 Thomas Heritage, BBC and Kevin Burrows, Channel 4 The AMWA AS-11 family of Specifications define constrained media file formats for the delivery of finished media assets to a broadcaster or publisher. The business case for AS 11, MXF for Contribution. pt 1 of 2 13:11 Ian Wimsett, Red Bee Media Part 1 of a presentation given by Ian Wimsett at NAB 2012. The AMWA application specification was designed to meet the needs of publisher broadcasters who may need to process content, for example segmentation, before it is ready for air. The Business Case for AS-11: MXF for Contribution, pt 2 of 2 7:51 Ian Wimsett, Red Bee Media A presentation by Ian Wimsett given at NAB 2012 What AS-11 DPP Product Certification Means for Your Business 23:33 IBC Panel Discussion

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Dodo and its place in the Evolution of AAF Dodo is a Macro processor written specifically for the AAF SDK, dodo is just a C++ program it'll run anywhere. The makefiles for executing dodo are GNUmakefiles. It performs a function similar to MIDL in the Windows environment and generates header and wrapper files for different compilers and layers of the code. A large number of the core source files for the SDK are in fact derived rather than original. This is to overcome differences in Compiler syntax on the various platforms as well as to support an abstract Data Model layer and a COM API on top. Since the generated files are checked in to SourceForge you don't need to run dodo unless you are adding a new interface (you aren't allowed to change existing interfaces) or changing the generated code (in a compatible way) e.g. updating a comment. The main derived files are shown in the following diagram: all of the ref-impl/src/com-api wrappers and particular files: ref-impl/src/impl/ImplAAFRoot.cpp and ImplAAFRoot.h The AAF.h and AAF.idl files are effectively made by concatenating all the individual interface header files into one. The AAF COM API manual is automatically generated from the AAF.idl file. the AAF.h files in the Platform-specific directories The derived files all have the word GENERATED in the initial comment and license info. Although nobody can stop you adding new interfaces to the local include directory of your particular SDK while developing and debugging new code, at some stage of the checkin process you will have to go further back up the evolutionary chain and generate a Dodo file for your interface so that it can be used under all the supported platform variants of the SDK. The AAF/dodo directoryn is not part of the standard platform modules checked out of CVS. You will need to specifically checkout dodo with a cvs co dodo command either at the top level (in the directory above AAF) or in the AAF directory itself. ​ Adding Interfaces ​ You cannot extend individual interfaces, rule number one of the COM-style interface is Invariance of interface you can however extend the API by adding new interfaces. You may not remove or change existing interfaces, this is in order to maintain compatibility of older applications with newer libraries. When a new interface is added it gets a new IID, only the new applications know that they can successfully QueryInterface() for that new IID. The new interface does not respond to both the new and the old UUIDs, it would break binary compatibility to get the new interface in response to a QI() for the old one. Typically new interfaces are interfaces to new functionality, However, there's a common special case of adding a new interface to existing functionality. Let's say I have (in no particular syntax) interface foo { method a(); method b(); .. lots of methods ... method p(); method q(); } But you want to add an r() method. You could address this by adding the following new interface: interface foo1 { method r(); // only } foo1 has a different IID than foo . However new clients would have to use both foo and foo1 . Another way I could address this would be to add the following new interface: interface fooEx { method a(); method b(); .. lots of methods ... method p(); method q(); method r (); } fooEx has the same methods as foo except with the addition of r(). This way new clients can ignore foo and only use fooEx . Note that, just as for foo1 , fooEx has a different IID than foo. For the convenience of new clients we've repeated all the methods of foo (at least the ones we didn't want to change) in fooEx . Now since foo and fooEx are very similar interfaces we can (and probably should in AAF) have foo and fooEx share the same implementation. Note that this is an issue for implementors, not for clients, and is a different concept than having "the new interface respond to both the new and the old UUIDs". For an example of how this is done in AAF see interface IAAFTypeDefVariableArray and interface IAAFTypeDefVariableArrayEx . The naming convention seems to be foo fooEx fooEx1 ... With Dodo you make fooEx.dod by copying foo.dod , giving it a new IID, and modifying it. If you want to share implementations, dodo knows, if you tell it, how to have an implementation support more than one interface, again see IAAFTypeDefVariableArray and IAAFTypeDefVariableArrayEx . Dodo also knows how to have the same interface supported by more that one implementation, see IAAFEndian . Rebuilding Derived Headers For specific information on running Dodo see the preliminary Dodo Reference Manual or the platfrom-specific make instructions for a Dodo Make . ​ ​ Return to Developers

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Certification AS-11 DPP AMWA CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY AS-11 DPP ​ What is AS-11 DPP? As the SMPTE standard for MXF gained adoption, around 2012 it was recognised that a specific subset would be valuable to UK broadcasters for the delivery of finished programs. In support of the Digital Production Partnership (DPP), comprising the BBC, Channel Four and ITV, and with the support of Sky and BT Sport, the AMWA developed the DPP subset of AS-11 to constrain the media format and to add the extra metadata required for their workflows. ​ To provide confidence for customers wishing to buy AS-11 compliant products, the DPP set up a Test Lab. In conjunction with this, the AMWA established a Certification authority to authorize the use of logos and grant the rights to manufacturers to make appropriate claims regarding the compliance of their products. Please note - MXF is seen by many as a mature technology and the DPP’s Test Lab and the AMWA Certification Authority are not operating at the present time. ​ What does an AS-11 DPP Certificate mean? The DPP have been very specific in stating what an AS-11 DPP certificate means within the context of their compliance tests. ​ Important Notes about this Certification It is very important that the user reads the Test Report for the product/version they are interested in. The AS-11 UK DPP shim specification hosted by AMWA now also hosts the Rules for Conformance. The Rules for Conformance are used as the final point of reference in cases of discrepancy with the AS-11 specification or ambiguity in the specification. Products are tested against the HD Shim only (at this time), and for the file format only, and so are completely content agnostic. Further details about DPP testing leading to Certification can be found on the DPP website. www.thedpp.com ​ What a Certificate means The capability of a product/version to read and/or write files to “AMWA AS-11 UK DPP” HD Shim (SD Shim files are not yet covered) has been tested by the DPP Compliance Lab and all the tests performed, as documented in the Test Report under the specified operating conditions have either “Passed” or “Passed with Conditions”. What a Certificate does NOT mean All modes and features of the product have been tested. All files produced by a Certified Writer are always fully conformant to the “AMWA AS-11 UK DPP” Shims. All files from Certified Writers will always work correctly with Certified Readers. ​ ​ AMWA AS-11 UK DPP HD – Format Conformance Testing Certificates ​ The table below provides summary information regarding certificates granted by the AMWA CA to manufacturers. Please note that certificates are granted for a specific version of a product (or for products on a continuous release schedule, for a specific product as of a specific date and time), tested against a specific set of DPP test criteria as of a specific date. ​ The DPP test lab issues a test report to vendors who have submitted products for testing. The vendor may then choose to submit that test report to the AMWA CA in order to obtain a certificate. The DPP test report may be downloaded by clicking on the test report corresponding to the product in the table below. ​ OEM Prod. Name Prod. Version Report Date Issue Date Cert. ID Test Results Report Contact Avid Technology Media Composer MC 7.0.4.1 + AMA AS-11 v.1.0.3 plugin 12-Nov-14 25-Dec-14 R1010 Pass Randy Martens Prime Focus Technologies Clear Media ERP Version 08 Feb 2017 8-Feb-17 1-Aug-17 R3001 Pass Vimalesh Melwani Rohde & Schwarz Clipster 5.1 23-Mar-15 22-Jun-15 R1019 Pass Jennis Meyer-Spradow Rohde & Schwarz Venice Venice3.2.0.34 27-Mar-15 22-Jun-15 R1023 Pass Jennis Meyer-Spradow Sony Corporation Catalyst Browse/ Catalyst Prepare 2016.3 27-Jan-17 5-Nov-17 R3002 Pass Keiichiro Miyakawa Sony Corporation Catalyst Edit 2016.3 27-Jan-17 5-Nov-17 R3002 Pass Keiichiro Miyakawa Tedial Tarsys MAM 23-Feb-15 11-Mar-15 R1011 Pass Julian Fernandez-Campon Telestream Switch 1.1 9-Sep-14 13-Sep-14 R1002 Pass John Pallett Telestream Vantage 6.3 9-Sep-14 13-Sep-14 R1001 Pass with Conditions John Pallett Venera Technology, Inc. Pulsar 6.3.1.35 30-Aug-20 30-Aug-20 R5001 Pass Fereidoon Khosravi Vidcheck, Ltd. Vidchecker/Vidfixer (Vidchecker capabilities) 6.2.7 17-Mar-15 19-Mar-15 R1017 Pass Simon Begent

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