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The purpose for the xvfb mode is to be able to run tests on the windowless environment on the Chromebot. Given the right input video, we can then write a relatively simple algorithm to analyze the screenshots and thereby conclude that video is playing. BUG= TEST= Review URL: https://webrtc-codereview.appspot.com/447004 git-svn-id: http://webrtc.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@1890 4adac7df-926f-26a2-2b94-8c16560cd09d
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This test will pop up a browser with two tabs, and will run video from
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one tab to the other tab, across the local network interface.
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In order to run this test, you need to have:
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- an installed lighttpd in your $PATH
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- a built peerconnection_server
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- a sufficiently new google-chrome binary with WebRTC support.
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To build peerconnection_server, refer to peerconnection_server/README. This
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script will assume you have a directory structure like so:
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- webrtc/trunk/
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- peerconnection/trunk
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That is, the script assumes it will find a peerconnection_server binary in
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../../../../peerconnection/out/Debug/ relative to the sanity check
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directory. If this doesn't suit you, feel free to change the script locally.
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You need to run the script from the test/sanity_check directory. The first time
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you run it, you will be asked to choose a search engine. Additionally, you will
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have to let Chrome access your webcam by accepting the notice at the top.
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This script uses the webrtc_test.html code, which is described by its own
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README in the www/html directory. |