• cmake (as build system)
• OpenSSL
• Pthreads (for POSIX systems it's builtin, for Windows there's a library)

Install cmake and openssl-devel (or similar name) package. For pthreads there should be -lpthreads linker flag added.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install tclsh pkg-config cmake libssl-dev build-essential
./configure
make

sudo yum update
sudo yum install tcl pkgconfig openssl-devel cmake gcc gcc-c++ make automake
./configure
make

Install cmake and openssl with development files from "brew". Note that the system version of OpenSSL is inappropriate, although you should be able to use any newer version compiled from sources, if you prefer.

1. Install cmake for Windows. The CMake GUI will help you configure the project. Note that some variables must be provided explicitly. These are the default recommended values (required until some solution for running the configure script in Windows can be found):

    WITH_OPENSSL_INCLUDEDIR=C:/OpenSSL-Win64/include
    WITH_OPENSSL_LIBDIR=C:/OpenSSL-win64/lib/VC/static
    WITH_OPENSSL_LIBRARIES=libeay32MT.lib ssleay32MT.lib
    WITH_PTHREAD_INCLUDEDIR=C:/pthread-win32/include
    WITH_PTHREAD_LDFLAGS=C:/pthread-win32/lib/pthread_lib.lib
   

2. Please download and install OpenSSL for Windows.

The 64-bit devel package can be downloaded from here:

 http://slproweb.com/download/Win64OpenSSL-1_0_2a.exe

It's expected to be installed in C:\OpenSSL-Win64 (see the above variables).

3. Compile and install Pthreads for Windows from this submodule:

   submodules/pthread-win32

Please follow the steps:

a. Using Visual Studio 2013, please open this file:

 pthread_lib.2013.vcxproj

b. Make sure to select configuration: Release and x64.

c. Make sure that the pthread_lib project will be built.

d. After building, find the pthread_lib.lib file (directory is probably: bin\x64_MSVC2013.Release). Copy this file to C:\pthread-win32\lib (or whatever other location you configured in variables).

e. Copy include files to C:\pthread-win32\include - the following ones:

 pthread.h
 sched.h
 semaphore.h

(They are in the toplevel directory, there are actually no meaningful subdirs here) (NOTE: the win32 is part of the project name. It will become 32 or 64 depending on selection)

The stransmit is a test application that forwards data between two URLs, here is an example:

First run this to send with SRT: ./stransmit file://$(pwd)/BigBuckBunny.ts srt://localhost:1234/?mode=server

The run this to receive with SRT, this forwards to the ffplay command line from ffmpeg: ./stransmit srt://localhost:1234/?mode=client file://con | ffplay -