Tool to test and benchmark writing/reading media frames to/from a disk.
This tool is planned to do about the same as closed source binary tool
frametest found on various places from the net, for example from here:
https://support.dvsus.com/hc/en-us/articles/212925466-How-to-use-frametest.
We aim that tframetest would be almost drop-in replacement for the original tool, but there are some differences for example in the supported options, functionality, way of working, and in the output.
To compile for Linux install a C compiler and issue:
make
This should build tframetest binary.
To build for FreeBSD you need to use gmake instead since the Makefile is not
compatible with FreeBSD make.
To build Windows binary there's script build_win.sh.
One can cross-compile the tool in a Linux system.
We have tested i686-w64-mingw32-gcc and x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc available
in Ubuntu/Debian repository as mingw-w64.
The default build for Windows is 32-bit but 64-bit build is possible as well:
sudo apt install mingw-w64 zip
./build_win.sh
CROSS=x86_64-w64-mingw32- ./build_win.sh
The basic usage is to write first some frames, and then to read them. Most used options are: frame size, number of frames, and number of threads. To write 1000 of 2k sized frames with 4 threads do:
mkdir tst
./tframetest -w 2k -n 1000 -t 4 tst
To perform read test for those freshly written frames:
./tframetest -r -n 1000 -t 4 tst
There's more options available, please see the help for more info:
./tframetest --help
This program is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. See the included file COPYING.