What is this BS EN 61883-6 - Audio and music data transmission protocol about?
BS EN 61883-6 discusses consumer audio/video equipment and digital interface with a focus on audio and music data transmission protocol.
BS EN 61883-6 is the sixth part of the BS EN 61883 multi-series on consumer audio/video equipment that describes a protocol for the transmission of audio and music data employing IEEE 1394 and specifies essential requirements for the application of the protocol.
BS EN 61883-6 applied to all modules or devices that have any kind of audio and/or music data processing, generation, and conversion function blocks. BS EN 61883-6 deals only with the transmission of audio and music data. The control, status, and machine-readable description of these modules or devices should be defined outside of this standard according to each application area.
Who is BS EN 61883-6 - Audio and music data transmission protocol for?
BS EN 61883-6 on audio and music data transmission protocol is useful for:
- Manufacturers of products that provide audio output (televisions, phones)
- Audio equipment manufactures
- Audio programmers
- Music producers
- Sound technicians
- Recording and dubbing studios
- Regulatory bodies
Why should you use BS EN 61883-6 - Audio and music data transmission protocol?
BS EN 61883-6 provides a protocol for the transmission of audio and music data employing and describes a reference model for data transmission.
BS EN 61883-6 gives an outline for audio data transmission from a transmitter to a receiver. It has four major layers denoted as CIP (common isochronous packet) layer, packetization layer, adaptation layer, and application layer. BS EN 61883-6 discusses reference model for data transmission, transport requirements, packet header for audio and music data, packetization, event types, FDF definition, FDF definition for AM824 data, AM824 adaptation process, AM824 sequence adaptation layers, and DVD-audio.
Using BS EN 61883-6 guidelines will help you with the transmission of audio and music data.
