[Sumover-dev] Re: Reg: VIC default size on OS X

[Akhila]

Hello Douglas,

My application is working fine so far. I have a question. How do I embed the
geometry inside my and not give extra parameters on the command line?? I
generally use the same vic size and would like to embed it in the code.
Where do I make the changes?? I am searching 'geometry' in the code and
trying to understand. Could you give me some directions??

Thanks


Akhila



If you want to set vic's geometry you can use a Tk geometry string with
something like:

vic -X geometry=1000x500+300-400 234.5.6.7/16000

i.e. 1000 pixels wide by 500 pixels tall, with the left edge 300 pixels from
the left of the screen, and the bottom edge 400 pixels up from the base of
the screen.

On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:21 PM, Douglas Kosovic <douglask at itee.uq.edu.au>wrote:

> Hi Akhila,
>
>  Can you help me in splitting the ports? Sending and receiving..
>> Are there any other instructions for compiling vic on mac? I tried around
>> 5
>> times changing the name of hostname and it worked for only LOCALHOST and
>> does not work after I quit terminal. How do I link static libraries for
>> vic?
>> And what libraries do I need to include while 'make'?
>>
>
> The configure instructions I've given you were what I use for Linux, but
> were also applicable to MacOS X.
>
> To see which shared libraries vic was linked against, issue:
>  otool -L vic
>
> You would only want to statically link against UCL common, x264 and ffmpeg.
> gcc (with no explicit switches for linking against static libraries) will
> link against a static library if it can't find the corresponding dynamic
> library.
>
> > I am attaching the log file. May be you can tell me something as to
> > where I am going wrong. I am trying to understand the log file now.
>
> In your log ffmpeg and x264 appear to be getting built statically, also
> don't do a 'make install' for UCL common as that will install it's dynamic
> library in /usr/local/lib.
>
> > I used the binary file from the website and typed
> > ./vic -l 127.0.0.1/1600 i am attaching the log file I received. It's
> > still transmitting on my ip and not on loopback. It took me time to
> > figure this out. Why is this doing this?
> > I need to transmit on loopback address on my application.
>
> Is there any reason you aren't using multicast to sidestep the intristic
> limitations of unicast? You can limit multicast to just your Mac by setting
> the TTL to 1, e.g. :
>
>   vic -t 1 239.1.2.3/1600
>
> You can use RTP recorders like AGVCR to record the RTP packets that are
> getting sent, but a 2nd vic on the same machine won't display the video sent
> by the 1st local vic by design.
>
>
> Doug
>
>


-- 
Regards,

Akhila
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