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= Launch OWR Demo = | = Launch OWR Demo = | ||
1. Install nodejs | |||
sudo apt install nodejs | sudo apt install nodejs | ||
2. Start signaler | |||
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cd <path-to-gst-webrtc-wrapper>/tests/examples/signalers/owr | cd <path-to-gst-webrtc-wrapper>/tests/examples/signalers/owr | ||
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3. Start web client in the PC. By default the web client starts at port 8080. To use a different port provide it as an argument at the end. | |||
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#Start web client at port 8080 | #Start web client at port 8080 | ||
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node owr_web_client_example.js 8082 | node owr_web_client_example.js 8082 | ||
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4. Enter the web client at http://localhost:8080/ (remember to change port accordingly) and type the server (signaler) url where the it is running. For example: http://10.251.101.124:8081, where 10.251.101.124 is the IP address of the system where the signaler is running. Then press join in the web client. | |||
5. To setup the WebRTC sender (media server) use one of the pipelines in the following sections. | |||
= Pipeline examples per platform = | = Pipeline examples per platform = | ||
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Description
This page presents some GStreamer examples pipeline on supported platforms using the OpenWebRTC (OWR) Demo.
Launch OWR Demo
1. Install nodejs
sudo apt install nodejs
2. Start signaler
cd <path-to-gst-webrtc-wrapper>/tests/examples/signalers/owr node signaler.js
3. Start web client in the PC. By default the web client starts at port 8080. To use a different port provide it as an argument at the end.
#Start web client at port 8080 cd <path-to-gst-webrtc-wrapper>/tests/examples/signalers/owr node owr_web_client_example.js #Start web client at port 8082 cd <path-to-gst-webrtc-wrapper>/tests/examples/signalers/owr node owr_web_client_example.js 8082
4. Enter the web client at http://localhost:8080/ (remember to change port accordingly) and type the server (signaler) url where the it is running. For example: http://10.251.101.124:8081, where 10.251.101.124 is the IP address of the system where the signaler is running. Then press join in the web client.
5. To setup the WebRTC sender (media server) use one of the pipelines in the following sections.
Pipeline examples per platform
x86
Nvidia Jetson devices
The following pipelines may be launched in the Nvidia Jetson devices: TX1, TX2, Nano, Xavier AGX/NX
Unidirectional
Video
H.264
SESSION_ID=59078bedca1
SERVER_URL=http://localhost:8081
gst-launch-1.0 nvarguscamerasrc sensor-id=0 ! nvvidconv ! queue leaky=2 max-size-buffers=5 ! nvv4l2h264enc maxperf-enable=1 ! h264parse ! rtph264pay ! queue ! webrtcwrapperbin signaler=GstOwrSignaler signaler::server_url=${SERVER_URL} signaler::session_id=${SESSION_ID} start-call=true name=web