Hello,

you need to decide whether you want to use dtnstream or dtnsend/recv

For sending the MP3 something like

dtnsend dtn://debian/stream yousuffer.mp3

and keep th recv as it is.

If you want to use dtnstream, you need to use it on both sides:

On the sender side, dtnstream uses the stdin as input and the receiver will output the received stream to stdout. For example (streaming audio):

Sender: $ arecord -d 100 | dtnstream -c 5000 -d dtn://<your-host>/audio

Receiver: $ dtnstream -s audio | aplay

In your case it might be possible to "cat" the mp3 into dtnstream on the sender and pipe the output into vlc (using "-" as input file in VLC) to play it on the receiver, although I have not tested it.

MfG

Sebastian

Am 09.03.2012 um 22:09 schrieb Felipe Pereira:

Hello IBRDTN,

I can not receive packages.

I'm doing well, there's something wrong if you please help me:

#dtnstream

root@debian:/home/teste/ibrdtn-tools-0.6.5/src# ./dtnstream -d dtn://debian/stream yousuffer.mp3

#dtnrecv

teste@debian:~/ibrdtn-tools-0.6.5/src$ ./dtnrecv --file yousuffer.mp3 --name stream Wait for incoming bundle...

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