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| 3 | == Experiment Configuration == |
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| 5 | This experiment uses an OML-enabled version of VLC, available [http://witestlab.poly.edu/svn/listing.php?repname=omlapps&path=%2Fvlc%2F&#a9c504957b537228f29a554dbf3da21d5 here]. OML_enabled applications create measurement points (tables) in a database and then inject measurements into the table at regular intervals throughout the experiment. |
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| 7 | Besides for the video application, we will use some additional applications to gather information about the wireless context of the experiment. |
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| 10 | * [http://witestlab.poly.edu/repos/misc/wmxstat wmxstat] (with its [http://witestlab.poly.edu/repos/misc/wmxstat_universal.rb OMF application wrapper]) records some basic signal strength and quality information about a WiMAX connection on a WiMAX-connected client |
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| 12 | Another application in the experiment is the 'vlc-dash' omf wrapper, which will be discussed further in the next page. |
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| 19 | > Orange boxes are OML-enabled applications that report measurements to an OML server [[br]] |
| 20 | > Blue boxes are non-OML applications that run as part of the experiment [[br]] |
| 21 | > Purple nodes are OMF-enabled resources (e.g., have an OMF resource controller installed) [[br]] |
| 22 | > Gray nodes are not OMF-enabled |
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