gums 0.0.23

gums, Grande Unicast Multicast Sender

"I've been googling for some time now, and still have yet to find a working example of Python multicast sender"

~Sally in Salt Lake City

gums

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Grande Unicast M ulticast S ender

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Latest is v.0.0.21

• Install

python3 -mpip install gums

Use gums (Sender) programmatically

>>>> from gums import GumS
>>>> gums =GumS('235.35.3.5:3535',ttl=1)
>>>> gums.send_stream("/home/a/stuff")
stream uri: udp://@235.35.3.5:3535
>>>>

Use gumc (Client) programmatically

>>>> from gumc import GumC
>>>> gumc = GumC("udp://@235.35.3.5:3535")
>>>> data = gumc.read(8)
>>>> data
b'Helloooo'

Cli tools

• The cli tools gums and gumc try to install to ~/.local/bin
• make sure ~/.local/bin is in your path I have this at the end my .bashrc

PLAN9=/home/a/plan9port export PLAN9
PATH=/home/a/.local/bin:$PLAN9:$PATH export PATH

Use gums (Sender) cli

• Supported input mpegts URIs:

  • files gums -i /home/me/vid.ts

  • http(s) gums -i https://futzu.com/xaa.ts

  • udp gums -i udp://127.0.0.1:4000

  • multicast gums -i udp://@235.1.2.3:4567

  • reading from stdin cat myvideo.ts | gums

usage: gums [-h] [-i INPUT] [-a ADDR] [-u] [-b BIND_ADDR] [-t TTL] [-v]

optional arguments:

  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  
  -i INPUT, --input INPUT
                        like "/home/a/vid.ts" or "udp://@235.35.3.5:3535" or "https://futzu.com/xaa.ts"
                        
  -a ADDR, --addr ADDR  Destination IP:Port like "227.1.3.10:4310"
    
  -b BIND_ADDR, --bind_addr BIND_ADDR
                        Local IP to bind to like "192.168.1.34". Default is 0.0.0.0
                        
  -t TTL, --ttl TTL     Multicast TTL 1 - 255
 
  -u, --unicast         Use Unicast instead of Multicast 

  -v, --version         Show version

start gums (Sender) cli

a@debian:~/gums$ gums -i /home/a/abc.py 
stream uri: udp://@235.35.3.5:3535
a@debian:~/gums$ 

use gumc (Client) cli

usage: gumc [-h] [-i INSTUFF] [-b BYTESIZE] [-v]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INSTUFF, --instuff INSTUFF
                        default is 'udp://@235.35.3.5:3535'
  -b BYTESIZE, --bytesize BYTESIZE
                        Number of bytes to read. default is 1
  -v, --version         Show version

start gumc (Client) cli

a@debian:~/build/clean/gums$ gumc -i udp://@235.35.3.5:3535 -b 1024

Test gums and gumc together

• first terminal, start the client, gumc

a@debian:~/build/clean/gums$ pypy3 gumc.py -b 5 -i udp://@235.35.3.5:3535

• second terminal,start the dender, gums__ and send a "hello"

a@debian:~/build/clean/gums$ printf 'hello' | gums -a 235.35.3.5:3535
stream uri: udp://@235.35.3.5:3535

play gums (Sender) stream with ffplay

ffplay udp://@235.35.3.5:3535

segment stream from gums (Sender) into hls with x9k3

pypy3 x9k3.py -i udp://@235.35.3.5:3535

read 13 bytes from a multicast stream with gumc (Client)

gumc -i udp://@235.35.3.5:3535 -b 13

read 10000 bytes from a multicast stream with gumc (Client)

 gumc -i udp://@235.35.3.5:3535 -b 10000

Note: a multicast client works a little differently than most people expect.

You must specify a size to read or the client will never return.

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