dante_beacon/dep_examples-1.2.2.1_aarch64_Linux/dep_examples/config

Capabilities

For more details on capabilities, see the Programmer's guide.

config.json

config.json is the standard OCI configuration file. It contains metadata that describes how to setup and run an OCI container. The syntax and format are described as part of the OCI run time specification which can be found at https://github.com/opencontainers/runtime-spec/blob/master/config.md. There are example config.json files in this example configuration directory - one for systems using CGroups V1 and one for CGroups V2. The config will need to be adjusted to be compatible with the end system it is used on - for example, some mounts may need their paths to be changed and some mounts may need to be removed or added.

dante.json

dante.json is the DEP configuration file. It contains settings that control the Dante device behaviour and is described in more detail in the Programmer's Guide. There are a number of example dante.json files in this directory. These files can be used as a starting point for the final dante.json. The example dante.json files include

• dante.base_stereo.json: 2x2 channel DEP device with a single network configuration.
• dante.base_stereo_redundant.json: 2x2 channel DEP device with a redundant network configuration.
• dante.cpu_share.json: 2x2 channel DEP device with an 80% share of a single CPU core.
• dante.hardware_clocking.json: 2x2 channel DEP device with external hardware clocking support.
• dante.max.json: 64x64 channel DEP device with a single network configuration.
• dante.switched_network_redundant.json: 64x64 channel DEP device with a redundant network configuration and packets with DSA tags.
• dante.alsa_asrc.json: 2x2 channel DEP device which uses ALSA ASRC to play and capture audio through ALSA. The ALSA configuration options will need to be adjusted based on the capabilities and name of your ALSA device.