mui
Syntax
mui [-a audioSessionSpec] [-v videoSessionSpec] [-mb mbSessionSpec] [-sdp sdpAnnouncement] [-sdpFile sdpAnnouncementFile] [-C conferenceName]
It is required that -sdp, -sdpFile, or at least one of -a, -v, and -mb be provided.
Note: In addition to the above options, many of the options available in the vic, vat, and mb applications are also available in mui but are not documented here.
Description
mui is a multimedia conferencing application for remote participation in MBone sessions. It currently configures its UI to handle any possible combination of acceptable media: audio, video, and mediaboard.
Command Line Arguments
- -a audioSessionSpec
audioSessionSpec is of the form address/port[/ttl]. It specifies the address and port on which audio data will be received and sent. Point-to-point conferences are initiated by supplying a standard IP address, while multi-party conferences should use a Class D group address (224.0.0.2 to 239.255.255.255). Internally 2 ports are used, one for data and one for control. The data port is always an even number and the control port is always the data port number plus one. The number port is taken to be the value of either the data or control port depending on whether it is even or odd. If ttl is specified, then it specifies the TTL (Time-To-Live) value for IP multicast, which controls the scope of data distribution. The TTL value defaults to 31.
- -v videoSessionSpec
videoSessionSpec is of the form address/port[/ttl]. It specifies the address and port on which video data will be received and sent. Point-to-point conferences are initiated by supplying a standard IP address, while multi-party conferences should use a Class D group address (224.0.0.2 to 239.255.255.255). Internally 2 ports are used, one for data and one for control. The data port is always an even number and the control port is always the data port number plus one. The number port is taken to be the value of either the data or control port depending on whether it is even or odd. If ttl is specified, then it specifies the TTL (Time-To-Live) value for IP multicast, which controls the scope of data distribution. The TTL value defaults to 31.
- -mb mbSessionSpec
mbSessionSpec is of the form address/port[/ttl]. It specifies the address and port on which mediaboard data will be received and sent. Point-to-point conferences are initiated by supplying a standard IP address, while multi-party conferences should use a Class D group address (224.0.0.2 to 239.255.255.255). Internally 2 ports are used, one for data and one for control. The data port is always an even number and the control port is always the data port number plus one. The number port is taken to be the value of either the data or control port depending on whether it is even or odd. If ttl is specified, then it specifies the TTL (Time-To-Live) value for IP multicast, which controls the scope of data distribution. The TTL value defaults to 31.
- -sdp sdpAnnouncement
Use sdpAnnouncement to supply the sdp announcement as a string. mui will parse the announcement to determine whether the session involves audio, video, mediaboard, or any combination of these media.
- -sdpFile sdpAnnouncementFile
Use sdpAnnouncementFile to specify a local file containing an sdp announcement. mui will parse the announcement to determine whether the session involves audio, video, mediaboard, or any combination of these media.
- -C conferenceName
Use conferenceName, as the title of the main mui window.