minisatip mit Netceiver kompilieren

./minisatip [-[fgltz]] [-a x:y:z] [-b X:Y] [-c X] [-d A:C-U ] [-D device_id] [-e X-Y,Z] [-i prio]
                [-[uj] A1:S1-F1[-PIN]] [-m mac][-o os-cam_host:dvb-api_port] [-p public_host] [-r remote_rtp_host]
                [-R document_root] [-s [DELSYS:]host[:port] [-u A1:S1-F1[-PIN]] [-w http_server[:port]]
                [-x http_port] [-X xml_path] [-y rtsp_port]


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* -a x:y:z simulate x DVB-S2, y DVB-T2 and z DVB-C adapters on this box (0 means auto-detect)
        * eg: -a 1:2:3
        - it will report 1 dvb-s2 device, 2 dvb-t2 devices and 3 dvb-c devices


* -b --buffers X:Y : set the app adapter buffer to X Bytes (default: 25004) and set the kernel DVB buffer to Y Bytes (default: 5775360) - both multiple of 188
        * eg: -b 18800:18988


* -c X: bandwidth capping for the output to the network [default: unlimited]
        * eg: -c 2048  (does not allow minisatip to send more than 2048KB/s to all remote servers)


* -d --diseqc ADAPTER1:COMMITTED1-UNCOMMITTED1[,ADAPTER2:COMMITTED2-UNCOMMITTED2[,...]
        * The first argument is the adapter number, second is the number of committed packets to send to a Diseqc 1.0 switch, third the number of uncommitted commands to sent to a Diseqc 1.1 switch
        The higher number between the committed and uncommitted will be sent first.
        * eg: -d 0:1-0  (which is the default for each adapter).
        - note: * as adapter means apply to all adapters
        - note: * before committed number enables fast-switch (only voltage/tone)


* -q --diseqc-timing ADAPTER1:BEFORE_CMD1-AFTER_CMD1-AFTER_REPEATED_CMD1-AFTER_SWITCH1-AFTER_BURST1-AFTER_TONE1[,...]
        * All timing values are in ms, default adapter values are: 15-54-15-15-15-0
        - note: * as adapter means apply to all adapters


* -D --device-id DVC_ID: specify the device id (in case there are multiple SAT>IP servers in the network)
        * eg: -D 4


* -Y --delsys ADAPTER1:DELIVERY_SYSTEM1[,ADAPTER2:DELIVERY_SYSTEM2[,..]] - specify the delivery system of the adapters
        * eg: --delsys 1:dvbt,2:dvbs
        - specifies adapter 1 as a DVBT device, adapter 2 as DVB-S, which overrides the system detection of the adapter


* --dmx-source ADAPTER1:FRONTENDX - specifies the frontend number specified as argument for DMX_SET_SOURCE
        * eg: --dmx-source 0:1 - enables DMX_SET_SOURCE ioctl call with parameter 1 for adapter 0


* -e --enable-adapters list_of_enabled adapters: enable only specified adapters
        * eg: -e 0-2,5,7 (no spaces between parameters)
        - keep in mind that the first adapters are the local ones starting with 0 after that are the satip adapters
        if you have 3 local dvb cards 0-2 will be the local adapters, 3,4, ... will be the satip servers specified with argument -s


* -f  foreground, otherwise run in background


* -g use syslog instead stdout for logging, multiple -g - print to stderr as well


* -i --priority prio: set the DVR thread priority to prio


* -l increases the verbosity (you can use multiple -l), logging to stdout in foreground mode or in /tmp/log when a daemon
        * eg: -l -l -l


* -m xx: simulate xx as local mac address, generates UUID based on mac
        * eg: -m 001122334455


* -n --netceiver if:count: use network interface <if> (default vlan4) and look for <count> netceivers
        * eg: -n vlan4:2


* -o  host:port - specify the hostname and port for the dvb-api server (os-cam)
        * eg: -o 192.168.9.9:9000
        192.168.9.9 is the host where os-cam is running and 9000 is the port configured in dvb-api section in os-cam.conf


* -p url: specify playlist url using X_SATIPM3U header
        * eg: -p http://192.168.2.3:8080/playlist
        - this will add X_SATIPM3U tag into the satip description xml


* -r --remote-rtp  remote_rtp_host: send the rtp stream to remote_rtp_host instead of the ip the connection comes from
        * eg: -r 192.168.7.9


* -R --document-root directory: document root for the minisatip web page and images


* -s --satip-servers DELSYS:host:port - specify the remote satip host and port with delivery system DELSYS, it is possible to use multiple -s
        * DELSYS - can be one of: dvbs, dvbs2, dvbt, dvbt2, dvbc, dvbc2, isdbt, atsc, dvbcb ( - DVBC_ANNEX_B ) [default: dvbs2]
        host - the server of the satip server
        port - rtsp port for the satip server [default: 554]
        eg: -s 192.168.1.2 -s dvbt:192.168.1.3:554 -s dvbc:192.168.1.4
        - specifies 1 dvbs2 (and dvbs)satip server with address 192.168.1.2:554
        - specifies 1 dvbt satip server  with address 192.168.1.3:554
        - specifies 1 dvbc satip server  with address 192.168.1.4:554


* -O --satip-tcp Use RTSP over TCP instead of UDP for data transport
* -S --slave ADAPTER1,ADAPTER2-ADAPTER4[,..] - specify slave adapters
        * Allows specifying bonded adapters (multiple adapters connected with a splitter to the same LNB)
        Only one adapter needs to be master all others needs to have this parameter specified
        eg: -S 1-2
        - specifies adapter 1 to 2 as slave, in this case adapter 0 can be the master that controls the LNB
        - the slave adapter will not control the LNB polarity or band, but it will just change the internal frequency to tune to a different transponder
        - in this way the master will be responsible for changing the LNB polarity and band


* -t --cleanpsi clean the PSI from all CA information, the client will see the channel as clear if decrypted successfully


* -T --threads: enables/disable multiple threads (reduces memory consumptions) (default: ENABLED)


* -u --unicable unicable_string: defines the unicable adapters (A) and their slot (S), frequency (F) and optionally the PIN for the switch:
        * The format is: A1:S1-F1[-PIN][,A2:S2-F2[-PIN][,...]]
        eg: 2:0-1284[-1111]
        * When * character is used before frequency, force 13V only for setup


* -j --jess jess_string - same format as -u


* -w --http-host http_server[:port]: specify the host and the port (if not 80) where the xml file can be downloaded from [default: default_local_ip_address:8080]
        * eg: -w 192.168.1.1:8080


* -x --http-port port: port for listening on http [default: 8080]
        * eg: -x 9090


* -X --xml PATH: the path to the xml that is provided as part of the satip protocol
        * by default desc.xml is provided by minisatip without needing an additional file,
        however satip.xml is included if it needs to be customized


* -y --rtsp-port rtsp_port: port for listening for rtsp requests [default: 554]
        * eg: -y 5544
        - changing this to a port > 1024 removes the requirement for minisatip to run as root