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// $Id$
Description
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This directory contains a simple test in the form of a sender and a
receiver. The test has the following features:
1. It tests the AVStreams Pluggable Protocol Framework
2. Shows a mechanism to pace data.
3. Records the inter-frame arrival time and dumps the results
in the Stats.dat file.
Running the test
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The test must be run with the naming service. Check the run_test.pl
to see how to configure the test case.
receiver
--------
receiver -f <output_filename> -s <stats_file>
-f <output_filename> -> The name of the file under which the received stream
data has to be stored (defaults to "output")
-s <stats_file> -> File in which the frame inter-arrival time is recorded. Default name
is Stats.dat
sender
------
sender [-f <filename>] [-p <protocol>] [-r <frame rate>] [-l <local_address>] [-a <peer_address>] [-s <# of frames sent>] [-b <frame size>] [-d]
-f filename --> The file to be streamed to the receiver (defaults to
"input").
-p protocol --> The protocol string could be UDP, TCP, RTP/UDP or SCTP_SEQ (defaults to
UDP). But with the multicast address it should be UDP.
-r framerate--> The rate at which tha data frames need to be sent
(defaults to 30 frames per second).
-l address --> Local address in the format host:port. If protocol is SCTP_SEQ then specify ","
separated secondary addresses.eg. primary_addr:port,sec_addr1,sec_addr2
-a address --> Destination address in the format host:port. If protocol is SCTP_SEQ then specify ","
separated secondary addresses.eg. primary_addr:port,sec_addr1,sec_addr2
-s frames --> The number of frames to be sent from the sender to the receiver. The
sent max frames that can be sent is 1000000 frames.
-b frame --> The size of each frame sent in bytes.
size
-d --> Increment the TAO_debug_level for debug messages.
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