What it does
Discovers Shure and Sennheiser wireless receivers on the local network, monitors their audio levels over AES67 and their battery and RF status, and cues any channel to your own headphones or a Bluetooth speaker — including analogue-only receivers patched through a USB interface.
Optional Dante route triggering is available by pointing it at your own Bitfocus Companion instance. That is a separate feature from the local monitoring, and needs nothing installed on the Dante side.
- Device registry merging mDNS, Shure TCP and AES67 discovery into one list
- Dante/AES67 mDNS discovery on _netaudio-arc._udp and _netaudio-chan._udp
- SAP announcements, RTP multicast join, L16/L24 decode and per-channel RMS and peak
- Shure Command Strings adapter on TCP 2202 for battery, RF and audio metering
- Sennheiser SSC over _ssc._tcp
- Optional Companion-driven Dante routing
Where it stands
Tagged at v0.1.1 and structurally complete, but not yet tested against real hardware. The protocol adapters are built from a mix of published specs and best-effort reverse engineering, and the screenshot is the real renderer running on simulated devices. The monitoring half now also lives inside RFutils.
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