NAME¶
tsplay — stream a
file
SYNOPSIS¶
tsplay |
[-details] [-err stdout]
[-err stderr] [-quiet |
-q] [-verbose |
-v] [-loop]
[-max max_pkts |
-m max_pkts]
[-mcastif mcast_if |
-i mcast_if]
[-tcp | -udp]
in_file | -stdin
host[:port] |
-output out_file |
-o out_file |
-stdout |
DESCRIPTION¶
Act as a server which plays the given file (containing Transport
Stream or Program Stream data). The output is always Transport Stream.
- in_file
- Input is from the named H.222 TS file.
-stdin- Input is from standard input.
Output¶
- host[:port]
- Normally, output is to a named host. If port is not
specified, it defaults to 88. Output defaults to UDP.
-o
out_file, -output
out_file- Output is to file out_file.
-tcp- Output to the host is via TCP.
-udp- Output to the host is via UDP. [default]
-stdout- Output is to standard output. Forces
-quiet
and -err stderr.
-i
mcast_if, -mcastif
mcast_if- If output is via UDP, and host is a multicast
address, then mcast_if is the IP address of the
network interface to use. This may not be supported on some versions of
Windows.
General Switches¶
-details- Print out more detailed help information, including some less common
options.
-err
stdout- Write error messages to standard output (the default)
-err
stderr- Write error messages to standard error (Unix traditional)
-v,
-verbose- Output additional diagnostic messages
-q,
-quiet- Suppress informational and warning messages
-help- Summarise the subjects that can be specified
-help
subject- Show help on a particular subject
-m
max_pkts, -max
max_pkts- Maximum number of TS/PS packets to read. See -details for more
information.
-loop- Play the input file repeatedly. Can be combined with
-max.
