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Update README.md for CHIP TV example #22880

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Expand Up @@ -46,8 +46,7 @@ Desktop 20.10 (aarch64)**
Start the tv-app. Set ports to not conflict with other Matter apps you might run
on the same machine (chip-tool, tv-casting-app, etc)

$ ./out/host/chip-tv-app --secured-device-port 5640
--secured-commissioner-port 5552
$ ./out/debug/chip-tv-app --secured-device-port 5640 --secured-commissioner-port 5552

Using the tv-app shell, invoke the controller commands:

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You can use chip-tool to launch apps by invoking the Application Launcher
cluster on endpoint 1 using chiptool:

$ ./out/host/chip-tool applicationlauncher launch-app Data CatalogVendorId ApplicationId node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/host/chip-tool applicationlauncher launch-app foo1 1 App2 1234 1
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool applicationlauncher launch-app Data CatalogVendorId ApplicationId node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool applicationlauncher launch-app foo1 1 App2 1234 1

- Target Navigation from chip-tool

Expand All @@ -128,14 +127,14 @@ player) and on Content App endpoints:

Read targets for a given endpoint:

$ ./out/host/chip-tool targetnavigator read attr-name node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/host/chip-tool targetnavigator read target-navigator-list 1234 1 (video player endpoint 1)
$ ./out/host/chip-tool targetnavigator read target-navigator-list 1234 6 (content app endpoint 6 - requires app to be launched)
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool targetnavigator read attr-name node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool targetnavigator read target-navigator-list 1234 1 (video player endpoint 1)
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool targetnavigator read target-navigator-list 1234 6 (content app endpoint 6 - requires app to be launched)

Navigate to a new target:

$ ./out/host/chip-tool targetnavigator navigate-target Target Data node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/host/chip-tool targetnavigator navigate-target 2 foo1 1234 6 (target id 2 on endpoint 6)
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool targetnavigator navigate-target Target Data node-id endpoint-id
$ ./out/debug/chip-tool targetnavigator navigate-target 2 foo1 1234 6 (target id 2 on endpoint 6)

## Casting

Expand All @@ -147,11 +146,11 @@ player and/or a Content App on it.

Start the tv-app:

$ ./out/host/chip-tv-app --secured-device-port 5640 --secured-commissioner-port 5552
$ ./out/debug/chip-tv-app --secured-device-port 5640 --secured-commissioner-port 5552

Start the tv-casting-app:

$ ./out/host/chip-tv-casting-app
$ ./out/debug/chip-tv-casting-app

TV casting app should discover video players on the network. Into the shell,
enter "1" to select the first one in the list:
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