NAME

       ristreceiver - receive a stream via RIST

SYNOPSIS

       ristreceiver [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       Reliable  Internet  Stream  Transport (RIST) is a transport protocol designed for reliable
       transmission of video over lossy networks (including the Internet) with  low  latency  and
       high quality.

       ristreceiver receives a RIST stream and relays the contents to an UDP or RTP stream.

OPTIONS

       -i | --inputurl rist://...
              Mandatory Option: Comma separated list of input rist URLs

       -o | --outputurl udp://... or rtp://...
              Mandatory Option: Comma separated list of output udp or rtp URLs

       -b | --buffer value
              Default buffer size for packet retransmissions

       -s | --secret PWD
              Default pre-shared encryption secret

       -e | --encryption-type TYPE
              Default Encryption type (0, 128 = AES-128, 256 = AES-256)|

       -p | --profile number
              Rist profile (0 = simple, 1 = main, 2 = advanced)

       -S | --statsinterval value (ms)
              Interval at which stats get printed, 0 to disable

       -v | --verbose-level value
              To disable logging: -1, log levels match syslog levels

       -r | --remote-logging IP:PORT
              Send logs and stats to this IP:PORT using udp messages

       -F | --srpfile filepath
              When  in  listening mode, use this file to hold the list of usernames and passwords
              to validate against. Use the ristsrppasswd tool to create the line entries.

       -h | --help
              Show this help

       -u | --help-url
              Show all the possible url options

       Default values:

       --profile 1

       --statsinterval 1000

       --verbose-level 6

SEE ALSO

       ristsender(1),                                                           ristsrppasswd(1),
       https://code.videolan.org/rist/librist/-/wikis/LibRIST%20Documentation

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Florian Ernst <florian@debian.org>, for the Debian project
       (and may be used by others).