xine_play - Plays a movie using Xine
xine_play [options] [mrl ...]
Options: --config Configuration file --loop Play the list of MRLs forever --no-audio Turn off audio play --no-video Turn off video play --verbosity Set verbosity level (0-2) --broadcaster-port Set the RTP broadcast port --event-wait Use event-wait (not event-get) to get events --frame-report Print out discarded and skipped frames after each event
Read Xine configuration from a particular file
Keep replaying the URL list.
Sets the video driver to 'none', instead of the default X11 driver.
Sets the audio driver to 'none', instead of choosing automatically.
Set the verbosity level of the Xine engine output. The Xine engine log gets printed to STDOUT. Possible values are 0 (no output), 1 (log output), or 2 (debug output).
If set, Xine will attempt to open a port on which each stream will be broadcast.
Causes xine_play to use the less skippy "event-wait" method of getting events.
xine_play
Causes xine_play to print out how many skipped or discarded frames we had after each MRL.
xine_play will do its best to play the MRLs provided on the command line. See xine(5) for MRL syntax.
To install Video::Xine, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Video::Xine
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Video::Xine
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.