katalyzer(1) [osf1 man page]

KATALYZER(1)							      libkate							      KATALYZER(1)

NAME

       katalyzer - analyzes Kate streams and displays various information about them.

SYNOPSIS

       katalyzer [-hV] [-l types] [-l!]  [ infile ]

DESCRIPTION

       katalyzer  analyzes  Kate streams and displays information about them. The type of information to select is selectable on the command line.
       Several multiplexed Kate streams may be analyzed at the same time.

OPTIONS

       -h     Show command line help.

       -V     Show version information.

       -l types
	      Select the types of information to log, from the list below. These characters may be concatenated in a single -l option, as, eg,	ls
	      does (eg, katalyzer -l Ttv).  Refer to the katalyzer command line help for a fully up to date list of types.
		  e: errors
		  p: packet
		  c: container specific information
		  T: Timing
		  t: text
		  v: event
		  d: dump page and packets
		  S: statistics
		  -: miscellaneous information that doesn't belong in any other type

       -l!    Shorthand to select all information to log.

EXAMPLES

       Analyzes any Kate stream in an Ogg file:

	   katalyzer input.ogg

       Analyzes any Kate stream in an Ogg file, displaying only errors:

	   katalyzer -l e input.ogg

SEE ALSO

       katedec(1), kateenc(1)

libkate 0.4.1							 03 december 2008						      KATALYZER(1)

KATEDEC(1)							      libkate								KATEDEC(1)

NAME

       katedec - decodes Kate streams to a textual description

SYNOPSIS

       katedec [-hVv] [-o outfile] [-t type] [ infile ]

DESCRIPTION

       katedec decodes Kate streams to libkate's custom description language.

OPTIONS

       -h     Show command line help.

       -V     Show version information.

       -v     Increase verbosity.

       -o outfile
	      Write  the  output description file to the given file name (writes to stdout if not specified).  It is possible to write to multiple
	      files (eg, if the input contains several Kate streams) by passing printf style formatting tags in the filename. Formatting tags  are
	      strings starting with a '%' character, followed by the tag itself. Known tags are:
		%    replaced by a verbatim % character
		l    replaced by the stream language
		c    replaced by the stream category
		s    replaced by the stream serial number, in hexadecimal format
		i    replaced by the index of the stream in the input file, starting from 0

       -t type
	      Set the output format type:
		  kate: Kate description format
		  srt: SubRip format (non text information will be lost)

EXAMPLES

       Decodes a Kate stream to a textual description:

	   katedec -o output.kate input.ogg

       Decodes several multiplexed Kate streams to SubRip files:

	   katedec -t srt -o output.%l.kate input.ogg

SEE ALSO

       kateenc(1), katalyzer(1)

libkate 0.4.1							 01 september 2008							KATEDEC(1)