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Audio Scout content indexing software version 1.0.1 creator: D. Grant Starkweather & Evan Klinger contact: dstarkweather@phash.org, eklinger@phash.org BACKGROUND ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Audio Scout is audio content indexing software. For more of a detailed explanation, please read audioscoutm.pdf. INSTALLATION: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Use the cmake build system. From the top level directory: cd ./build cmake ../. make all sudo make install This should build the libraries, the servers, the client application (both console and qt gui) and the driver and test programs. NOTE: In order for cmake to recognize Qt4 installation, the bin directory in which qmake program is installed might have to be on the system PATH. Files: /libs - source code for the AudioData and pHashAudio libraries. /clients - source code for a console based client app (auscout-client.c) and a qt gui app. /servers - source code for the server programs (auscoutd, tblservd, metadatadb) /tests - source code for test programs and driver programs to test the server performance. /docs - audioscoutm.pdf manual INSTRUCTIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Create sqlite database for the audio file metadata storage. sqlite3 audio.db In the sqlite environ, .read audiodb.sql 2. Start the metadatadb server against this database file. ./metadatadb -d /path/to/database/file/audio.db Be sure to use an absolute path. Check the -h option for other settings you might want to make. 3. (Optional) Build the index files on local machines using the 'audioindex' utility program. This is optional. However, if you already have alot of files you want to index, this provides a faster way, since you can start building on multiple machines. Just type: ./audioindex to get a list of the program options. 4. Start the auscoutd server with the address to find the metadatadb server. ./auscoutd -d tcp://<address>:<metadatadb_port> e.g. ./auscoutd -d tcp://localhost:4000 5. Start the table servers. This might only be one server but could be any number of table servers (up to 255). ./tblservd -s <address of auscoutd> -p <auscoutd port> -i /path/to/index/file e.g. ./tblservd -s 192.168.1.100 -p 4005 -i /home/usr/audiodb Be sure to use full path to the index file. If you did not create an index file in step 3, an empty index will be created with the name you provide. Use the -h option to find out about the other options. 6. Use client program to to query the index with unknown files or add new unindexed files to the system. There is a simple console based program in auscout-client.c that demonstrates how to use the api programatically. Use the program names 'auscout' to test out the system. It is GUI front end based on Qt. It should be straightforward to use: 1. You can set the connection to the auscoutd server through the connect button or the menu item. If it is a wrong connection, a message box will inform you. 2. You can sample from a the mic through the sample interface. A list box allows you to choose the device. You can also set the amplitude gain adjustment that is applied to the signal and the sample interval in seconds through the menu items. 3. Simply click the sample button to begin sampling from the mic. A meter will show the measured signal as it is recieved. A look up is attempted when the sampling is finished. View the process in the display. 4. The system works in two modes: query and submit. You can submit new files to be indexed by selecting the 'submit' radio button. Or you can choose to query for files by selecting the 'query' radio button. Browse and select which files you want to send and click the 'hash & send' button when you are ready. REQUISITE SOFTWARE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- zeromq version 2.0.2 www.zeromq.org sqlite3 version 3.6.23 www.sqlite.org sndfile version 1.0.21 www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile libOGG 1.2.0 (required by sndfile for ogg and flac support) (NOTE: be sure to install ogg before flac!) libFLAC 1.2.1 http://xiph.org/downloads libvorbis 1.3.0 samplerate version 0.1.7 www.mega-nerd.com/SRC (NOTE: install sndfile before samplerate) mpg123 version 1.12.1 www.mpg123.de/api (for mp3 support) Qt 4.7.1 (required for the GUI client application)
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