This is the command tvoe that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
tvoe - TV over ethernet streaming
SYNOPSIS
tvoe [-h] [-c config] [-f]
DESCRIPTION
tvoe (TV over Ethernet streaming server) is a lightweight DVB-S/S2 network streaming
software. It can serve many transponders on multiple tuners simultaneously and provides
dynamic tuner allocation to the clients, giving you the possibility to add more stations
to the channel list than the tuner configuration would be able to stream simultaneously.
tvoe is designed for a homogenous tuner configuration, i.e., if you are including DVB-
S2-channels in your channel list, all configured tuners should be able to be S2-capable.
Also, tvoe only supports S2API for tuner configuration. Some legacy systems and DVB-
S1-only-drivers might not support S2API and thus cannot be used with tvoe.
tvoe uses the same format for channel lists as the zap(1) utility from dvb-tools. They
can be easily generated using scan, wscan or other utilities supporting the zap file
format. For example, to generate a channel list of all channels on Astra 19.2E (mostly
relevant for central Europe), you can do
scan /usr/share/dvb/dvb-s/Astra-19.2E > channels.conf
All channels listed in the channels.conf will be served by tvoe. If necessary, remove
unused channels from the list before using it.
Next, adjust the example config file to match your tuner configuration. Make sure to set
the correct path to the channel list. You can then start tvoe using tvoe -f CONFIGFILE
The streams can then be accessed via http://IP:CONFIGURED_PORT/by-sid/SID, where SID is
the DVB service ID of the requested station (the second-last column in the channel
specification in channels.conf). Additional URLs might be added in the future.
OPTIONS
-h Display a short usage summary
-c config
Use the specified config
--p pidfile
Write process PID to given pidfile
--q (quiet) - don't write debug output to stdout when starting.
-f Start tvoe as a foreground process and disable forking to the background.
AUTHORS
tvoe is written by Dominik Paulus, inspired by the classic getstream utility but designed
for greater flexibility by not using a fixed transponder configuration.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Dominik Paulus. License: ISC license.
Use tvoe online using onworks.net services