This is experemental RTP Theora streamer for Elphel 333. 


with ./init_env loaded you should be able to build cgi and daemon module.

to install:
daemon/TheoraStrm -> /mnt/flash/local/bin
cgi/cstrm.cgi     -> /mnt/flash/etc/httpd/html/admin-bin
cgi/index1.html   -> /mnt/flash/etc/httpd/html/


And next - login into camera via telnet and set +x for TheoraStrm and cstrm_cgi via chmod

Ok. Via WEB browser open index1.html(I test it on Firefox). Setup parameters of picture(size, quality and etc)
and press New. You can't save file.

In field Addr/hostname set address PC (unicast or multicast). If you use multicast address - yuo must set routing on interface of PC:

# route add -net 224.0.0.0 netmask 240.0.0.0 eth0

 and can test multicast 

#ping 224.0.0.1

All host with enablet multicast answer to you(include yours cameras).

In telnet session into camera you can start streamer in waiting mode

# TheoraStrm -w &

Ok. Now press button Start - streamer must starting(you can see message on telnet session) and sending RTP packets into selected address and port. Periodicaly he send headers(after 100 frames) for syncing players.

Ok. on PC you can start receiver:

./TheoraRtp -a <address cam or multicast addr> -p <port> | ./mplayer -vo sdl -nocache -fps <n> -

TheoraRtp syncing with stream and dumping OGG file(builded on fly) into stdout, and next (via pipe) send it to player

You can dump this file too.
./TheoraRtp -a <addr> -p <port> >file.ogg


This is implementation of stream Theora as large file, building on receiver on fly. Receiver can attach to 
stream on any time(syncing now building on headers in stream, after receive headers we can build and decode
OGG file).

THIS IS NOT RFC implementation. It is only for testing(We not have complete  RFC of Theora RTP )

Andy Latin