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+# Open Media Transport (OMT) Libary for .NET
+
+libomtnet is a .NET library that implements the Open Media Transport protocol for low latency, high performance Local Area Network
+video/audio transmission.
+
+It is built using a basic subset of .NET and as a result supports both .NET Framework 4+ and .NET Standard 2.0+ applications, covering all .NET versions from 4 onwards.
+
+libomt is a native compiled version of the .NET library and is available separately.
+
+## Getting Started
+
+### Installation
+
+Official binary releases for Windows and MacOS can be found in the Releases section of this repository.
+
+There are only two dependencies when using this library in a .NET app:
+
+**libomtnet.dll**
+This is a cross platform file that will work on Windows, Mac and Linux
+
+**libvmx.dll (Windows)**
+**libvmx.dylib (MacOS)**
+**libvmx.so (Linux)**
+
+These are platform specific native shared libraries. The correct library for the CPU type and OS platform needs to be placed in the same directory as the application.
+
+### Creating a Source
+
+1. Create an instance of the OMTSend class specifying a name
+2. Fill the struct OMTMediaFrame with the video data in either of the available YUV or RGBx formats
+3. Send using OMTSend.Send
+4. That's it, the source is now available on the network for receivers to connect to
+
+### Creating a Receiver
+
+1. Create an instance of the OMTReceive class specifying the full name of the source (including machine name)
+The full name of all sources on the network can be found by using the OMTDiscovery class
+2. In a loop, poll OMTReceive.Receive specifying the types of frames to receive and also a timeout
+3. Process said frames as required
+