# \[Work In Progress\] AMWA BCP-007-02: NMOS Support for IPMX/USB

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This repository holds the source for this Specification, part of the family of [Networked Media Open Specifications](https://specs.amwa.tv/nmos) from the [Advanced Media Workflow Association](https://amwa.tv)

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### What does it do?

- Establishes a new IS-05 transport for NMOS Senders and Receivers implementing USB over IP and allows Controllers to establish compatible connections.
- Establishes a standardized mechanism for NMOS Senders and Receivers to declare support for USB over IP transport streams using IPMX/USB (VSF TR-10-14).

### Why does it matter?

- An NMOS Controller can verify that any Receiver is compliant with a Sender producing USB over IP transport streams, as only IPMX/USB-compliant Receivers can process such content.
- A standardized framework enables Controllers to systematically verify and/or enforce compliance.

### How does it work?

- Documents how IPMX/USB capabilities are announced by both Senders and Receivers.
- Outlines the requirements for Senders, Receivers, and Controllers regarding the IPMX/USB feature.

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## Getting started

There is more information about the NMOS Specifications and their GitHub repos at <https://specs.amwa.tv/nmos>.
