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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// SoA-Streamer (Sociable Agents Group, University of Bielefeld) by Erik Weitnauer, eweitnauer@gmail.com ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Hello, here you find a short introduction to what soastreamer is and how to use it. Soastreamer is a minimal audio and video streaming solution written in plain C using the gnome liberies, mainly gstreamer. The idea is to have the program running on a computer that is connected to either a camera or microphone and then stream the data to the network to a number of ip addresses. The program is controlled by sending udp commands to it. Example setup: -----commands------------ COMPUTER A | (udp_client) v COMPUTER B COMPUTER C (soa_videostreamer) -------------udp-------------------> (media player) | ---------udp-------------------> COMPUTER D (media player) ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// How to compile? On an Ubuntu, you should have the gstreamer dev packages installed as well as the gstreamer good plugins (for the multiudpsink element). Then in the audio / video directory run 'make' to build the program. For sending commands via udp to the streaming program, you probably also want to build the 'udp_client' in the 'network' directory. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Usage Video: Connect an supported USB camera to the computer and then run the 'soa_videostreamer' program. (By default, the video0 device will be used for streaming). As parameter pass any portnumber you want to use for receiving commands. Then start the 'udp_client' program with localhost and the portnumber you used above as parameters. Now you should be able to send commands to the streamer: * add <hostname:port> * remove <hostname:port> * set_clients <hostname:port,hostname:port,...> * clear - * print - * exit Audio: same as above
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Simple audio (n to n) and video (1 to n) streaming in C using libgstreamer.
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