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simple_linux_ts_streamer [2020/10/13 08:47] walkeradminsimple_linux_ts_streamer [2023/03/09 22:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 In there run the following command: In there run the following command:
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-nohup sudo ./mpeg2ts_broadcaster 10.132.0.7 239.1.1.1 1234 0 ~/temp/F3720p.ts & 
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-Where: 
-10.132.0.7 -> is the IP address of the interface you want to stream from 
-239.1.1.1 -> multicast you want it come out on 
-1234 -> Port 
-0 -> To loop forever 
-~/temp/F3720p.ts -> Path to your ts file to use 
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-If you wrap the nohup and & around it, you can then disconnect and leave it running. 
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-To kill it: 
-Sudo ps aux | grep mpeg2 
-You will see it running as a process – just need to kill it: sudo kill -9 processid 
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 +    nohup sudo ./mpeg2ts_broadcaster 10.132.0.7 239.1.1.1 1234 0 ~/temp/F3720p.ts &
  
 +Where:\\ 
 +10.132.0.7 -> is the IP address of the interface you want to stream from\\ 
 +239.1.1.1 -> multicast you want it come out on\\ 
 +1234 -> Port\\ 
 +0 -> To loop forever\\ 
 +~/temp/F3720p.ts -> Path to your ts file to use\\ 
 +\\ 
 +\\ 
 +If you wrap the nohup and & around it, you can then disconnect and leave it running.
 +\\ 
 +\\ 
 +To kill it:\\ 
 +Sudo ps aux | grep mpeg2\\ 
 +You will see it running as a process – just need to kill it: sudo kill -9 processid\\ 
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