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EZSTREAM-FILE.SH(1) General Commands Manual EZSTREAM-FILE.SH(1) NAME ezstream-file.sh -- script to stream files from the command line SYNOPSIS ezstream-file.sh [-hnqVv] [-T cfg_template] [file ...] DESCRIPTION The ezstream-file.sh script uses an ezstream configuration file tem- plate to stream a list of files given on the command line, or via stan- dard input. In other words, filenames are written to a temporary playlist, and a template-based configuration is generated to stream them. The path to a configuration template must be provided, either by using the -T command line argument, or the EZSTREAM_TEMPLATE environment variable. The configuration template must be a valid playlist configuration, and contain the follwing configuration statement: <filename>%FILENAME%</filename> If no input files are specified, the list of files to be streamed are read from standard input. Lastly, the EZSTREAM environment variable allows to specify an alter- nate ezstream binary. Command line parameters -h Print a summary of available command line parameters with short descriptions and exit. -n (Passed to ezstream.) Normalize metadata strings by removing excess whitespaces. -q (Passed to ezstream.) Be more quiet. Suppress the output that external programs send to standard error. -T cfg_template Use the configuration in cfg_template, overriding the default set in the EZSTREAM_TEMPLATE environment variable. -V Print the ezstream-file.sh version number and exit. -v (Passed to ezstream.) Produce more verbose output from ezstream. Use twice for even more verbose output. FILES /usr/local/share/examples/ezstream Directory containing example con- figuration files for various uses of ezstream, as well as example playlist and metadata scripts. SEE ALSO ezstream(1) AUTHORS The ezstream-file.sh script and this manual were written by Moritz Grimm <mdgrimm@gmx.net>. ezstream 0.5.6 April 13, 2025 EZSTREAM-FILE.SH(1)
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