[rtmpdump] Request - settable Windows application title

[gxdata]

Stefan 

I don't understand rtmpdump's abilities for redirection - for instance,
rtmpdump -h > info.txt just doesn't work. 

So, I didn't expect error flags could be captured. 

 

What do you mean by the shorthand rtmpdump . 1>logfile.txt / 2>errfile.txt ?
Is the final 1 (or 2) a parameter indicative of logging and error reporting,
respectively? I don't see it in the logs. 

 

(for me, a simple test can be obtained by using the .bat generated by iVN in
debug mode, for something small like The Owl  7Mb. The batch file has auth
and all params). 

 

Is this conversation more appropriate at stream-recorder iView? 

Ian Thomas
Scientific Software

 

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From: rtmpdump-bounces at mplayerhq.hu [mailto:rtmpdump-bounces at mplayerhq.hu]
On Behalf Of Stef
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 3:43 AM
To: rtmpdump discussion and development
Subject: Re: [rtmpdump] Request - settable Windows application title

 

Send them to a log file? Yes.

    rtmpdump .... 1>logfile.txt

Redirects the console "standard output" (stdout) messages to "logfile.txt"

    rtmpdump .... 2>errfile.txt

Redirects the console "error output" (stderr) messages to "errfile.txt"

Regards,
Stefan Zakarias.

On 1/12/2010 1:43 AM, gxdata wrote: 

Can I retain the error messages from rtmpdump? 

 

Ian Thomas
Scientific Software

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