I am trying to solve a remote streaming transmit problem and I am curious how this might work in practice.
The setup is an X440 with some custom transmit blocks. I have my baseband processing for transmission being done by 8 different computers - one for each antenna. I currently have a similar block structure like the radios - 2x custom TX blocks, 4 antennas for each block. A single streaming endpoint for each TX block, 4 outputs for each SEP. I want to modify the X440 to start up with my graph committed and running, and the 8 different computers can stream to my custom blocks to transmit whenever they want. The issue is going to be figuring out the routing for the endpoints, and the sequence numbering for the packets coming in. Since all 8 machines will be separate, they will not adhere to the sequence numbering for the single endpoint. Is the solution here to utilize a unique endpoint for each TX antenna and just "know" what EPID will be assigned to that block? Is it always deterministic for the EPID to be the same? Is there a way to get a map of EPID and block ID? Are there other pitfalls that might make this a terrible/impossible idea? Sorry for the questions, thanks in advance for any insights. Thanks, Brian
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