GETSTREAM(8) Lightweight DVB Streaming tool GETSTREAM(8)NAME
GETSTREAM - Lightweight DVB Streaming tool
SYNOPSIS
getstream [OPTION]
DESCRIPTION
GETSTREAM is a lightweight tool that streams a full DVB-S transponder into individual Multicast groups, one per program into the local area
network. symbol tables.
OPTIONS -d Start GetStream in debug mode.
-c config-file
Mandatory path to the configuration file. See the package documentation for examples.
SEE ALSO
Website <http://silicon-verl.de/home/flo/projects/streaming/>
AUTHOR
GETSTREAM was writter by Florian Lohoff <flo@rfc822.org>
This manual page was writter by Herve Rousseau <herve@moulticast.net>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
20070419 2007-06-06 GETSTREAM(8)
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TV_GRAB_IT_DVB(1p) User Contributed Perl Documentation TV_GRAB_IT_DVB(1p)NAME
tv_grab_it_dvb - Grab TV listings for Italy from the DVB-S stream
SYNOPSIS
tv_grab_it_dvb --help
tv_grab_it_dvb [--adapter N] [--config-file FILE] --configure
tv_grab_it_dvb [--config-file FILE] [--output FILE] [--days N]
[--offset N] [--quiet] [--verbose] [--adapter N]
[--no-cache-summaries]
DESCRIPTION
Output TV listings for several channels as provided by the DVB-S stream from Skyitalia.
This grabber is based on the work of Lukkinosat for everything concerning the decoding of data.
The tuning part is mostly a port to perl of the relevant parts in szap.
This is an early release and should be considered beta quality.
First run tv_grab_it_dvb --configure to choose which channels you want to download. Then running tv_grab_it with no arguments will output
listings in XML format to standard output.
--configure Prompt for which channels, and writes the configuration file.
--adapter Use this adapter for tuning and grabbing. Default is 0.
--config-file FILE Set the name of the configuration file, the default is ~/.xmltv/tv_grab_it_dvb.conf. This is the file written by
--configure and read when grabbing.
--gui OPTION Use this option to enable a graphical interface to be used. OPTION may be 'Tk', or left blank for the best available choice.
Additional allowed values of OPTION are 'Term' for normal terminal output (default) and 'TermNoProgressBar' to disable the use of
XMLTV::ProgressBar.
--output FILE write to FILE rather than standard output.
--days N Grab N days. Since we cannot decide how much data we get we simply throw away everyting above this number of days.
--offset N Start N days in the future. The default is to start from today.
--quiet Suppress the progress messages normally written to standard error.
--no-cache-summaries Disables caching of summaries in the file summaries.cache It is advised to leave this option on as the summaries part
of the data stream can be very different between grabs, and you might get blank descriptions.
--verbose Prints out verbose information useful for debugging. Repeat (up to 4x) for more verbosiness
--min-noname This is a hack. As I have a situation where there are a few channels whose name I cannot find (usually 3 or 4) you can sat the
number of channel that can be left nameless. Try using this if the grabber keep on running forever.
--version Show the version of the grabber.
--help Print a help message and exit.
CAVEATS
This grabber relies on the linux dvb api, and therefore does not run under other operating systems.
For Debian users: this means the package does not depend on the Linux::DVB perl package, as this would make it uninstallable on the Debian
kFreeBSD and HURD ports. Please install the liblinux-dvb-perl package to use this grabber.
EXAMPLES
tv_grab_it_dvb --adapter 2 --configure
configures tv_grab_it_dvb using adapter number 2
tv_grab_it_dvb --adapter 2 --quiet
grabs the full data without displaying anything (useful in cron scripts)
SEE ALSO xmltv(5).
AUTHOR
Davide Chiarini, davide.chiarini@gmail.com
you can find some more help at http://www.htpcpoint.it/forum/
perl v5.14.2 2012-06-30 TV_GRAB_IT_DVB(1p)