# Compile and run the sample project (/en/realtime-media/rtc-server-sdk/build/set-up-your-project/compile-run-sample-project) > For AI agents: see the complete documentation index at [llms.txt](/llms.txt). Agora provides a runnable sample project with the Server Gateway SDK. This page shows you how to run the sample project to send and receive media streams. ## Get the sample project [Download](/en/api-reference/sdks?product=server-gateway\&platform=linux) the latest x86-64 SDK package and decompress the file. If you need the SDK build for other architectures, [submit a ticket](https://agora-ticket.agora.io/) to technical support. ## Compile the sample project Run the following commands to compile the sample project: ```bash # Switch to the sample project folder cd agora_rtc_sdk/example # Build the sample project ./build-x86_64.sh # Sync and video/audio data needed by the project cd out ../sync-data.sh # Export the libraries from the SDK to LD_LIBRARY_PATH export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../../agora_sdk:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH ``` ## Send media streams from the server This section uses the `sample_send_h264_pcm` project to demonstrate sending media streams from the server. ### Run the sample Run the following command to execute the `sample_send_h264_pcm` sample project. ```bash # Run sample_send_h264_pcm to send video in H.264 format and audio in PCM format ./sample_send_h264_pcm --token YOUR_RTC_TOKEN --channelId demo_channel --videoFile test_data/send_video.h264 --audioFile test_data/send_audio_16k_1ch.pcm ``` Replace the parameter value of `--token`, with your RTC SDK temporary token. Replace the parameter value of `--channelId` with the value of your RTC SDK channel ID. Use the same RTC SDK channel ID that you used to generate the temporary token. ### Use the web demo to receive streams sent from the server To simulate a client receiving data in a browser, use the Agora Web demo. 1. Use a PC or mobile device to open the [Agora RTC SDK Web SDK sample project](https://webdemo.agora.io/basicVideoCall/index.html) and fill in the following fields: * **APP ID**：Specify your Agora app ID. The ID must be the same as the one you used for your server. * **Channel Name**：Specify the same channel name you used for the server. * **Token**: Specify a valid RTC SDK temporary token. 2. Click **Join** to receive media streams from the server. ![Agora Web demo receiving media streams](https://web-cdn.agora.io/docs-files/1650527522676) ## Receive media streams from the client This section uses the `sample_receive_h264_pcm` project to demonstrate receiving media streams from the client. ### Run the sample Run the following command to launch the `sample_receive_h264_pcm` project. ```bash # Run sample_receive_h264_pcm to receive video in H.264 format and audio in PCM format ./sample_receive_h264_pcm --token YOUR_RTC_TOKEN --channelId demo_channel ``` Replace the parameter value of `--token`, with your RTC SDK temporary token. Replace the parameter value of `--channelId` with the value of your RTC SDK channel ID. When the sample project is running, the console outputs the following information: ```text [ APP_LOG_INFO ] Subscribe streams from all remote users [ APP_LOG_INFO ] Start receiving audio & video data ... [ APP_LOG_INFO ] Created file received_audio.pcm to save received PCM samples [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserAudioTrackStateChanged: userId 4088243221, state 1, reason 0 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserAudioTrackStateChanged: userId 4088243221, state 2, reason 6 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 4088243221, msg 0, val 0 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 4088243221, msg 4, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 4088243221, msg 8, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 4088243221, msg 1, val 1 ``` ### Use the web demo to send media streams to the server 1. Use a PC or mobile device to open the [Agora RTC SDK Web SDK sample project](https://webdemo.agora.io/basicVideoCall/index.html) and specify the following fields: * **APP ID**：Specify your Agora app ID. The ID must be the same as the one you used for your server. * **Channel Name**：Specify the same channel name you used for the server. * **Token**: Specify a valid RTC SDK temporary token. 2. Click **Join** to send media streams to the server. When the sample server project is running, the console prints the following information: ```text [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 0, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 4, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 8, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 1, val 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 0, val 0 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserInfoUpdated: userId 436868190, msg 1, val 0 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserVideoTrackSubscribed: userId 436868190, codecType 1, encodedFrameOnly 1 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserAudioTrackStateChanged: userId 436868190, state 1, reason 0 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserAudioTrackStateChanged: userId 436868190, state 2, reason 6 [ APP_LOG_INFO ] Created file received_video.h264 to save received H264 frames [ APP_LOG_INFO ] onUserAudioTrackStateChanged: userId 436868190, state 0, reason 7 ``` The received video and audio data is saved to the `received_video.h264` and `received_audio.pcm` files, respectively. ## Platform-specific versions - [Linux C++](/en/realtime-media/rtc-server-sdk/build/set-up-your-project/compile-run-sample-project/linux-cpp.md) - [Linux Java](/en/realtime-media/rtc-server-sdk/build/set-up-your-project/compile-run-sample-project/linux-java.md) - [Python](/en/realtime-media/rtc-server-sdk/build/set-up-your-project/compile-run-sample-project/python.md) - [Go](/en/realtime-media/rtc-server-sdk/build/set-up-your-project/compile-run-sample-project/go.md)