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STREAM_TTYREC(1p)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					 STREAM_TTYREC(1p)

NAME

       stream_ttyrec - play a ttyrec to a termcast channel

VERSION

       version 0.12

SYNOPSIS

	 stream_ttyrec [options] [ttyrec_file]

DESCRIPTION

       This program will stream a ttyrec file to the given termcast channel. The ttyrec file may be given on the command line, or it will be read
       from STDIN.  See App::Termcast for options documentation.

       This program also accepts some additional options:

       "--speed <n>"
	   Set a multiplier for how fast the ttyrec should be played back ("--speed 2" means twice as fast).

       "--clamp <n>"
	   Set the maximum delay between any two frames in the ttyrec. If unset, there is no maximum (the ttyrec will be streamed as written).

       "--nowait"
	   Disable all delays between frames (equivalent to "--clamp 0").

       "--peek"
	   "Peek" at a ttyrec that is currently being written. This will seek to the end of the file and stream new ttyrec frames as they become
	   available.

AUTHOR

       Jesse Luehrs <doy at tozt dot net>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

       This software is copyright (c) 2012 by Jesse Luehrs.

       This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

perl v5.14.2							    2012-03-15							 STREAM_TTYREC(1p)

SHELR(1)																  SHELR(1)

NAME

       shelr - screencasting for shell ninjas

DESCRIPTION

       Shelr records terminal output and can replay it.

       Also you can shere Your records at http://shelr.tv/ or other services.

SYNOPSIS

       shelr command [id]

COMMANDS

       record Will record your terminal unless you type exit or Ctrl+D and store it to $HOME/.local/share/shelr/

       list   lists all your shellcasts.

       play   plays local or remote shellcast.

       push   publish your shellcast

       dump   dump shellcast as json to current directory.

EXAMPLES

       Record your shellcast:

	   $ shelr record
	   $ # do something ...
	   $ exit

       List recorded shellcasts:

	   $ shelr list

       Play local shellcast:

	   $ shelr play 1293702847  # play your own local record
	   $ shelr play record.json # created with shelr dump
	   $ shelr play last	    # will play most recent local record

       Play remote shellcast:

	   $ shelr play http://shelr.tv/records/4d1f7c3890820d6144000002.json

       Publish your shellcast:

	   $ shelr push 1293702847
	   $ shelr push last # will push most recent local record

       Setup recording backend:

	   $ shelr backend script
	   $ shelr backend ttyrec

BUGS

       Windows heh.

COPYRIGHT

       (C) 2010, 2011, 2012 Antono Vasiljev self@antono.info

       Licensed under GPLv3+

SEE ALSO

       script(1), scriptreplay(1), ttyrec(1), ttyplay(1)

								    April 2012								  SHELR(1)