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Contents

Contents

About This Document......................................................................................................................5

Apache License, Version 2.0............................................................................................................5

Apache Software License, Version 1.1 ..........................................................................................8

Common Public License Version 1.0.............................................................................................9

Ganglia...............................................................................................................................................12

GNU Lesser General Public License...........................................................................................13

Jetty License......................................................................................................................................21

LicenseXStream................................................................................................................................23

Sun Microsystems, Inc. Binary Code License ...........................................................................24

Sun Microsystems, Inc. Binary Code License Agreement for the JAVATM 2

RUNTIME ENVIRONMENT (J2RE), STANDARD EDITION, VERSION 1.4.2_X .........27

WinRTP: Audio RTP Library for Windows...............................................................................31

Xdoclet ...............................................................................................................................................36

Index...................................................................................................................................................37

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Applies to: WinRTP

===================================================
WinRTP README
===================================================

WinRTP: Audio RTP Library for Windows, Release 2.1
February, 2003

===================================================
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
===================================================

The Vovida Software License, Version 1.0
Copyright (c) 2000 Vovida Networks, Inc. All rights reserved.

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conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided
with the distribution.

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products derived from this software without prior written permission. For written permission,
please contact [e-mail].

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WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
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FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
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ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
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All third party licenses and copyright notices and other required legends also need to be
complied with as well.

===================================================
INTRODUCTION
===================================================

Description:

WinRTP is a COM component which can originate RTP (Realtime Transport Protocol) media
from a microphone and terminate RTP media on a speaker.

WinRTP processes audio using 'filter-graphs'. It supports

Audio mixing, and playing of .wav files of any format

Dejitter buffer for improved sound quality during packet loss: both static or dynamic jitter
buffers are supported

IP Precedence to enable Quality of Service prioritization

DSP algorithms: for pre-emphasis, post-emphasis and volume limiting to enhance sharpness of
audio streams

Documentation:

Real-time Transport Protocol = IETF RFC1889
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1889.txt?number=1889 WinRTP Programmers Guide WinRTP
Design Document 2.0.0 (Almost fully applicable to WinRTP 2.1.0)

License: Vocal Public License

Status: Complete, Stable

To Do:

===================================================
NEW FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS IN THIS RELEASE (WinRTP 2.1.0)
===================================================

This is a maintenance release with lots of bug fixes

WinRTP now supports dynamic amplification of incoming RTP audio stream using the
PCMVolumeMaximizer filter. This feature is fully configurable through the registry. So now,
audio streams sound as loud as other sounds on the system (e.g. wav files)

A new "GenericRTP2PCMDecoder" filter which can dynamically detect the codec type of
incoming RTP packets and invoke the appropriate transformer to convert it into PCM

===================================================

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NEW FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS IN PAST RELEASE (WinRTP 2.0.0)
===================================================

No more DirectShow dependency. This version uses the wave API of windows to use the sound
devices. I implemented a simple filter graph framework that is more suited to the task at hand.
No more compile headaches ;-)

No more DirectShow SDK version incompatibilities, no more link errors, no more streams.h
problems

Simpler distribution: just two DLL's, no more .ax files. Also, the whole software is less than 230
KBytes.

Support for multiple sound cards

Dynamic jitter buffer algorithm option: it is very simple, but looks like it works most of the time

Audio quality enhancements: including pre-emphasis and post-emphasis of audio to make it
sound sharper

Others misc: Volume limiter algorithm in case you want to use it.

Comes with prebuilt binaries for your convenience

Ability to play any wav file. Previous format restrictions removed. Also, now you can play as
many files at the same time as you want

===================================================
BUG FIXES
===================================================

Numerous bug fixes

Some freeze issues/one way audio issues have been resolved

Some memory leak fixes that were found by the user community

Playing extremely small .WAV files (few milliseconds) crashes WinRTP fixed

===================================================
KNOWN LIMITATIONS
===================================================

These limitations are known to exists in this release of the software:

Limitation: WinRTP does not include any low bitrate codecs.

Workaround: These codecs are available for license from third party companies. Please contact
them for information. WinRTP team cannot help you with this issue.

Some notable places are VOVIDA.ORG (Open G729) and ITU web site (you can reference
implementation code for various codecs like G.729)

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===================================================
GETTING STARTED
===================================================

SOFTWARE DEPENDENCIES

Visual C++ version 6.0, service pack 5.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

At least a 266MHz MMX Pentium microprocessor or equivalent.

At least 32 MB RAM.

Sound card compatible with Windows, microphone, headset/speakers.

PLATFORM SUPPORTED

Windows 95, 98, ME, NT service pack 3 or later, or Windows 2000/XP.

COMPILE INSTRUCTIONS

The distribution comes with both source code and binaries. Extract the ZIP file to obtain
everything. It will create a directory called WinRTP which will contain everything.

Source Code Distribution
Build Order

1. TracerServer

2. Tracer

3. CCNMediaTerm

This will create TraceServer.dll and CCNSMT.dll. Build these projects either in Debug or
Release mode.

USING THE SOFTWARE

WINRTP binary distribution consists of two DLL files under the WinRTP directory. The main
COM DLL (CCNSMT.dll) that exposes the WINRTP interface is about 260 Kbytes while the
other (TraceServer.dll) DLL (used for tracing) is 28 KBytes

- Installation

Third Party Dependencies None

Location of Distributed Files

TraceServer.dll: Put TraceServer.dll in the SYSTEM directory of windows (i.e.
\WINDOWS\SYSTEM of win95/98/ME or \WINNT\SYSTEM32 on win nt/2000/XP

CCNSMT.dll: This is a COM components, so its location is not important as long as it is
registered with the system. It is recommended that it be kept all together in a separate directory
or in the directory of the application that is using the WinRTP.

Final Install Steps

All COM objects must be registered before WINRTP can be used. For this, use the regsvr32
program that comes with windows (it may be found in the system directory) Regsvr32
CCNSMT.dll

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TESTING THE SOFTWARE

There is also a test program (both source code and binary) that is available. It is a simple
program that does not exercise all the features. It just connects your default microphone to your
default speaker for 5 seconds so that you can hear yourself, and then exits.

The source code is in the "WinRTP/TestWinRTP" folder and the binary is
WinRTP/TestWinRTP.exe

===================================================
SOURCE CODE INFORMATION
===================================================

Please check the documentation available at the WinRTP web site on Vovida.org, esp. the
WinRTP Design Document 2.0.0

===================================================
DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
===================================================

The main directory contains subdirectories for each project.

===================================================
CONTRIBUTORS
===================================================

This software consists of voluntary contributions made by Vovida Networks, Inc., Cisco
Systems, Inc., and many individuals.

Cullen Jennings [e-mail]
Arijit Mukherji [e-mail]
Mai Vu [e-mail]
===================================================
CONTACT INFORMATION AND WEBSITE
===================================================

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questions, feedback, code submissions, and bug reports.

For general inquiries - [e-mail]

We have mailing lists for the VOCAL applications and proctocol stacks:

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RTP - [e-mail]
SIP - [e-mail]
TRIP - [e-mail]
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Access Bugzilla from www.vovida.org.

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NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

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Index

Index

A

Apache Ant 21
Apache Axis 8
Apache License 5
Apache Software License, Version 1.1 8

B

BeanShell 13

C

Common Public License Version 1.0 9

F

Flcy (icecast/shoutcast stream grabber for

internet radio) 13

G

Ganglia 12
Ganglia (Performance Monitoring) 12
GNU Lesser General Public License 13

L

Libsndfile (audio library) 13
LicenseXStream 23
Log4CXX 5
Logging Services Project @ Apache 5

M

Mpg123 (free MPEG player for UNIX) 13

S

SOX 13
Spring 5
Struts 5
Sun 24, 27
Sun Java Management Extensions 21
Sun Java Secure Socket Extension 21
SUN JMX toolkit 21
Sun Microsystems, Inc. Binary Code License

24

Sun Microsystems, Inc. Binary Code License

Agreement 27

H

W

Hibernate 5

J

Jakarta Commons 5
Jakarta Tomcat 21
JAVATM 2 RUNTIME ENVIRONMENT (J2RE),

STANDARD EDITION, VERSION 1.4.2_X 27
Jboss 13
Jcommon 13
Jetty 21
Jetty License 21
JUnit 9

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WinRTP 31
WinRTP, Audio RTP Library for Windows 31

X

Xdoclet 36
Xerces 8, 21
Xstream 23