@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ _This mode is exclusive designed NetGear API for robustly handling Multiple Serv
* _A list/tuple of [`port`](netgear#parameters-and-attributes-wrench) addresses of each connected Server must be provided at Client's end._
* _The network IP [`address`](netgear#parameters-and-attributes-wrench) value of each Server MUST exactly match the Client._
* _If all the connected servers on the network get disconnected, the Client itself automatically exits to save resources._
***This feature as of now only available with the [`testing`](https://github.com/abhiTronix/vidgear/tree/testing) branch only!**
* In Multi-Server Mode, Even it is not advisable, when running both Multiple Servers and Client on the same local machine on different command-line windows, Try to avoid using NetGear API with other VidGear's Video Capture API's (such as CamGear), instead stick to simple OpenCV methods(_usage given below_) to avoid undesired latency.
****This feature as of now only available with the [`testing`](https://github.com/abhiTronix/vidgear/tree/testing) branch only!***
* _In Multi-Server Mode, even it is not advisable, when you're running all Multiple Servers and the Client on same local machine/system in different commandline windows, Avoid using NetGear API with other VidGear APIs (such as CamGear, PiGear) but instead stick to simple OpenCV methods(_usage given below_) to avoid undesired latency due to multiple threads._
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Open a terminal on the System(_a Client, where you want to display the input frames received from Multiple Servers_) and execute the following python code. **Remember the IP-address of this system(_required at Server's end_) by executing the command: _'`hostname -I`'_** and also replace it in the following code:
**Note::bulb: For building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages with output frames received from different servers(_as has seen above_), Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
**Note::bulb: For building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
```python
# import libraries
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Open a terminal on the remote System(_a Client, where you want to display the input frames and additional data received from Multiple Servers_) and execute the following python code. **Remember the IP-address of this system(_required at Server's end_) by executing the command _'`hostname -I`'_** and also replace it in the following code:
**Note::bulb: Again, for building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages with output frames received from different servers(_as has seen above_), Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
**Note::bulb: Again, for building montages with simplicity, We are going to use `imutils` python library function to build montages by concatenating various output video frames received from different servers together. Therefore, Kindly install this library with `pip install imutils`.**
