[LAC-19] Let's solve AVB during LAC19

[Romain Michon]

Very good point. Not really sure how we could frame that into the
conference. Perhaps we could squeeze in a round table/open session in the
schedule for that kind of stuff? That's something that we did for the Faust
conference last July and it worked out pretty well. If we go for this, we
should probably put together an online form where people could submit
potential questions to be treated during this open session. We could then
send this form to the linux audio mailing list, etc. What do you think?

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Romain

On Fri, Nov 9, 2018 at 12:57 AM Matt Wright <matt at ccrma.stanford.edu> wrote:

> Folks:
>
> Nando and I were lamenting the fact that we currently use MOTU audio
> interfaces on Linux via USB, leading to problems such as being totally
> dependent on a specific firmware version that’s neither too young nor too
> old to support 64 channels.
>
> A much better situation for us and for the world at large would be a
> complete implementation of audio-over-AVB so that with just an Ethernet
> cable (and proper adherence to the AVB spec on both sides of that cable), a
> Linux machine would see the (for now MOTU) audio interface (perhaps at
> least via Jack if not ALSA/Pulseaudio?).
>
> So I thought with LAC coming to town maybe we could convene a working
> group to at least talk about if not actually solve this issue, perhaps with
> some kind of hackathon…  Nando thought that might not be a bad idea, so I’m
> passing it to all of you…
>
> Thoughts?
>
> thanks,
> -Matt
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