dradio(1) [debian man page]

DRADIO(1)							  DRadio Manuals							 DRADIO(1)

NAME

       dradio - Danmarks Radio netradio player

SYNOPSIS

       dradio [--nologo] [--notitle] [MPLAYER_OPTIONS]...
       dradio --help, -h
       dradio --version

DESCRIPTION

       dradio is a Danmarks Radio (DR) netradio, podcast, and TV player. It is a terminal based frontend to mplayer(1) that collects the available
       channels/podcasts for convenient browsing.

OPTIONS

       MPLAYER_OPTIONS
	      Options are passed to the mplayer child process, e.g. 'dradio -nocache' will turn off mplayer caching. See mplayer(1) for a descrip-
	      tion of the available options.

       --help, -h
	      Print help message and exit.

       --version
	      Print the version number and exit.

       --nologo
	      Do not show DR logo.

       --notitle
	      Do not try to update the title/icon text of the terminal with the currently playing menu item name.

KEYBOARD CONTROL

       k/j or up/down
	      Navigate menu 1 item up/down.

       ctrl-b/ctrl-f or pgup/pgdown
	      Navigate menu 1 page up/down.

       / and *
	      Decrease/increase volume.

       < and >
	      Previous/next podcast.

       left and right
	      Seek backward/forwards 1 minute in podcasts.

       shift-left and shift-right
	      Seek backward/forward 10 minutes in podcasts.

       t      Toggle show DR logo.

       p      Toggle pause.

       q      Quit.

       When playing streaming TV or video podcasts see mplayer(1) for keyboard controls.

FILES

       ~/.config/dradio/menu.xml
	      The menu configuration file. See dradio(5) for further details.
       ~/.config/dradio/out.log
	      mplayer stdout is redirected here.
       ~/.config/dradio/err.log
	      mplayer stderr is redirected here.
       ~/.config/dradio/input.conf
	      The mplayer input.conf configuration file. See mplayer(1) for further details.
       http://www.dr.dk/netradio/wmp.asp
	      DR netradio direct links page.
       http://www.dr.dk/Podcast
	      DR podcast direct links page.

AUTHOR

       Jess Thrysoee <jess@thrysoee.dk>

SEE ALSO

       dradio(5), dradio-config(1), mplayer(1), ncurses(3NCURSES)

DRadio								    JANUAR 2009 							 DRADIO(1)

tcprobe(1)						      General Commands Manual							tcprobe(1)

NAME

       tcprobe - probe multimedia streams from medium and print information on the standard output

SYNOPSIS

       tcprobe
	      -i name [ -B ] [ -M ] [ -T title ] [ -b bitrate ] [ -H n ] [ -f seekfile ] [ -d verbosity ] [ -v ]

COPYRIGHT

       tcprobe is Copyright (C) by Thomas Oestreich.

DESCRIPTION

       tcprobe is part of and usually called by transcode.
       However, it can also be used independently.
       tcprobe reads source (from stdin if not explicitely defined) and prints on the standard output.

OPTIONS

       -i name
	      Specify input source.  If ommited, stdin is assumed.
	      You  can specify a file, directory, device, mountpoint or host address as input source.  tcprobe usually handles the different types
	      correctly.

       -B     Binary output to stdout for use in transcode.

       -M     Use EXPERIMENTAL mplayer probe, useful for streams that tcprobe doesn't recognize  elsewhere.  With  this  option  enabled,  tcprobe
	      merely acts as a frontend for mplayer; of course mplayer binary needs to be installed and avalaible somewhere in PATH.

       -T title
	      Probe for DVD title

       -H n   This  option  tells tcprobe to scan n MB of input data. Default is to scan 1 MB. To detect all subtitles and audio tracks (if avail-
	      able) it is highly recommended that this n should be at least increased to 10 or even higher. Very  often  only  some  audio  tracks
	      start  during the first MB of a VOB or DVD file so transcode cannot detect them if not called with a higher value.  Please note that
	      transcode(1) has a similar -H option as well which has the same meaning.

       -s n   Skip the first n bytes of the input stream. Default is to skip no bytes.

       -b bitrate
	      Set audio encoder bitrate to bitrate

       -f seekfile
	      Read index/seek information from seekfile. This is especially useful for AVI files when it takes a long time to probe when there	is
	      no index in the AVI available. Also see aviindex(1).

       -d level
	      With  this  option you can specify a bitmask to enable different levels of verbosity (if supported).  You can combine several levels
	      by adding the corresponding values:

	      QUIET	    0

	      INFO	    1

	      DEBUG	    2

	      STATS	    4

	      WATCH	    8

	      FLIST	   16

	      VIDCORE	   32

	      SYNC	   64

	      COUNTER	  128

	      PRIVATE	  256

       -v     Print version information and exit.

NOTES

       tcprobe is a front end for probing various source types and is used in transcode's import modules.

EXAMPLES

       The command tcprobe -i foo.avi will print interesting information about the AVI file itself and its video and audio content.

AUTHORS

       tcprobe was written by Thomas Oestreich
       <ostreich@theorie.physik.uni-goettingen.de> with contributions from many others.  See AUTHORS for details.

SEE ALSO

       aviindex(1), avifix(1), avisync(1), avimerge(1), avisplit(1),  tcprobe(1),  tcscan(1),  tccat(1),  tcdemux(1),  tcextract(1),  tcdecode(1),
       transcode(1)

tcprobe(1)							 12th October 2003							tcprobe(1)