UDP Bitrate

UDP Bitrate is a useful tool to count the length of data received from UDP ports and plot it in real time.

Requirements:

• Python 3
• PyQt5
• PyQtChart

Running:

Before use, you need to execute the following command to install PyQt5 and PyQtChart.

sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Then you can run the tool by the following command:

python3 udpbitrate.py

Configuration Description:

• Port

  • Specifying UDP ports for receiving.
  • Example: 10001-10008 or 10001,10002,10003

• X-Axis(Time)

  • Specifying the full range of X axis.
  • Example: 1000sec or 10min

• Y-Axis(Bitrate)

  • Specifying the full range of Y axis.
  • Example: 1000k or 10m

• Smooth(0~0.9999)

  • Specifying the coefficient of EMA(Exponential Moving Average) to smooth curves.
  • Example: 0.9

• Stack Mode

  • Specifying to use normal mode or stack mode.
  • Normal: Display the bitrates of each port independently, and the sum of the bitrates.
  • Stack: Curves of each bitrate are overlying on the previous one.