Editing Vcon and Streaming Field Notes (section)

====Testing Two-way DVTS on two Computers====
* Setup two computers that are connected in a netowrk (network capacity shoulb be > 60Mbps)
* Each computer should have the DVTS sofware and a Video Camera connected via firewire cable.
* Each computer should have passed a looback test.
* Run DVTS. go Menu > Send > Start Sending. Set UDP destination to the second computer's IP address and set port to 8000, frame discard 1, press OK. The Destination IP should show on the Status Bar below. Go Menu > Send > Preview to see a copy of the stream.
* Open the task manager by pressing (ctrl+alt+del). On the networking tab, it should indicate that there is an estimated 30Mbps of traffic on your network.
* Run DVTS on the second computer and receive the stream. Go Menu > Receive > Start Receiving. The window should go black. Set the UDP port to 8000, go Menu > Receive > set UDP Port.
* Open the task manager  by pressing (ctrl+alt+del). On the networking tab, it should also show a 30Mbps network load. A stream should show on the second computer's screen, showing the first computer's camera.
* Open a second DVTS. Go Menu > Send > Start Sending. Set UDP destination to the IP of the first computer, port 8080, frame discard 1, press OK. The Destination IP should show on the Status Bar below. Go Menu > Send > Preview to see a copy of the stream, this is a stream from the second computer and not the signal coming from the first computer.
* On the task manager (press ctrl+alt+del), the network should now show about 60Mbps worth of load.
* This should also be the case back at the first computer.
* Open a second window of DVTS on the first computer and start receiving this stream. Go > Receive > Start Receiving. The window should go black. The first (out going) stream should not be disconnected or stopped. Set the UDP port to 8080, go Menu > Receive > set UDP Port.
'''ECHO and FEEDBACK:''' Once the two streams are running, echo and feedback can occur. Make sure that the video camera microphones and all the speakers are well spaced to avoid these from happening.