nmos-cpp
A C++ implementation of the AMWA NMOS specifications for discovery, registration, and connection management in networked media systems.
What is nmos-cpp?
nmos-cpp is an open-source C++ library and application suite that implements the AMWA Networked Media Open Specifications (NMOS). It provides a NMOS Registry (for discovery and registration) and a NMOS Node (a virtual media device), solving the problem of interoperability in IP-based media workflows by standardizing how devices find each other and manage connections.
Media systems engineers, broadcast equipment vendors, and software developers building professional media-over-IP products, ST 2110 systems, or any application requiring standardized device discovery and control in networked media environments.
Developers choose nmos-cpp because it's a proven, JT-NM Tested reference implementation of the NMOS specs, offering a robust, portable C++ codebase that reduces development time and ensures compliance with industry standards for interoperability.
Overview
An NMOS (Networked Media Open Specifications) Registry and Node in C++ (IS-04, IS-05)
Use Cases
Best For
- Building NMOS-compliant media devices like video routers, encoders, or monitors
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