dspk receive

Receive a served recording: throughput, latency, optional save

dspk receive [OPTIONS] [ADDR]

Arguments

• [ADDR]: default 127.0.0.1:50051
  Server address

Options

• --server-name <SERVER_NAME>: default localhost
  Name the server’s certificate must carry
• --identity <IDENTITY>
  This client’s identity: the file dspk clients enroll wrote for it (its certificate and key, and the server’s authority, which is then trusted)
• --certificate <CERTIFICATE>
  Certificate(s) to trust: PEM, or the DER written by serve --certificate-out (default: the authority in –identity)
• --insecure
  Accept any server certificate (encrypted, not authenticated): trusted networks only
• --open <OPEN>
  A recording under the server’s data root to open first (relative path)
• --source <SOURCE>
  The source within –open’s file (default: its default one)
• --from-sample <FROM_SAMPLE>: default 0
  First sample to receive
• --duration <DURATION>
  Stop after this many seconds (default: at the end of the recording or Ctrl+C)
• --max-frames <MAX_FRAMES>
  Stop after this many frames
• --save <SAVE>
  Save the received signal (raw binary + JSON sidecar, readable by dspk-cli open)