NAME

       tsplay — stream a file

SYNOPSIS

       tsplay -help [subject]
       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.

   Input
       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.

SEE ALSO

       tsinfo(1), pcapreport(1)

Debian                                          October 28, 2015                                       TSPLAY(1)