Usage

Once the program is installed and setup (see Installation), simply run the scripts as follows, running batch scripts (.bat) on Windows and shell scripts (.sh) for Unix:

Examples 👀

For a group call:

Client Configuration File:

Category	Option	Value
Networking	server_ip	The IPv4 of your group call server.
Networking	server_port	The port of your group call server.
Audio	chunk_size	Match server value
Audio	mystery_number	Match server value
Audio	sample_rate	Match server value

CAUTION: Better compatibility is likely to change the above sample_rate requirement in the future.

Server Configuration File:

There must be one central server the group call is hosted on, with each client connecting to it.

Category	Option	Value
Networking	server_ip	"0.0.0.0"
Networking	relay_audio	true
Audio	chunk_size	Match client options
Audio	mystery_number	Match client
Audio	sample_rate	Match client

For a LAN pc-to-pc call:

• Both machines have their server's server_ip set to 0.0.0.0.
• Both machines have each other's local IPv4 addresses as their clients' target server_ip.
• Both machines have each other's servers' ports as their clients' target server_port.
• It is strongly recommended that both machines have their servers' relay_audio to false.
• Both machines share a chunk_size, mystery_number, and sample_rate to avoid glitchiness. CAUTION: Better compatibility is likely to change this requirement in the future.

Sending Microphone 🎙️

To send your microphone data to a server:

• Specify the server's address and port (as given by your server provider) in the server_ip and server_port fields of usr/conf/client.json.
• Initiate a connection to the server by running the client script in scripts/.

Receiving Audio 🔈

To receive all incoming audio traffic on your host machine:

• Specify your server's port in the server_port field of usr/conf/server.json.
• Run the server script in scripts/.