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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Rename all files at a time Post 302785555 by saurau on Tuesday 26th of March 2013 01:17:54 AM
Old 03-26-2013
Hello hanson44,

It's not working Smilie

Below is my output:
Code:
[root@dhcppc116 files]# ls
appp1.APP.RTP.DEV1  appp2.APP.RTP.DEV1  appp3.APP.RTP.DEV1
[root@dhcppc116 files]# rename 's/RTP/mmk' *.DEV1
[root@dhcppc116 files]# ls
appp1.APP.RTP.DEV1  appp2.APP.RTP.DEV1  appp3.APP.RTP.DEV1
[root@dhcppc116 files]# 

[root@dhcppc116 ~]# uname -a
Linux dhcppc116 2.6.18-92.el5 #1 SMP Tue Apr 29 13:16:12 EDT 2008 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

 

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RTPFEED(1)							      Debian								RTPFEED(1)

NAME
rtpfeed - Feed a DVB-S card with an RTP unicast/multicast/broacast stream SYNOPSIS
rtpfeed [ --group group ] [ --port port R] [ --vpid vpid ] [ --apid apid ] rtpfeed --help rtpfeed --version DESCRIPTION
rtpfeed takes a unicast, multicast or broadcast RTP stream from a network (typically generated by dvbstream running on a server) and feeds it to a DVB-S card for decoding and display. As an RTP transport stream from dvbstream can contain multiple (up to eight) video streams and audio streams, the streams to display may be explicitly named on the command line. OPTIONS
-g, --group addr The IP address of the RTP stream. By default, this is 224.0.1.2. -p, --port portnum The IP port of the RTP stream. By default, this is 5004. -v, --vpid vpid The Video PID of the video stream to display. If none is specified, all present are fed to the DVB card. -v, --apid apid The Audio PID of the audio stream to display. If none is specified, all present are fed to the DVB card. --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit SEE ALSO
dvbstream(1), dumprtp(1), and ts2es(1) HISTORY
Parts of this program were taken from dumprtp.c by David Podeur. AUTHORS
rtpfeed was writteb by Guenter Wildmann, <g.wildmann@it-lab.at>, with parts taken from dumprtp.c by David Podeur. This man page was written by Alastair McKinstry, <mckinstry@computer.org>. Linux 28 July 2002 RTPFEED(1)
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