XJREMOTE(1)
NAME
xjremote - CLI front-end to xjadeo
SYNOPSIS
xjremote [-fhquUvV]
DESCRIPTION
xjadeo displays a video clip in sync with an external time source. It
is a handy tool to help with the synchronization of the soundtrack of a
video file.
xjremote connects to a instance of xjadeo and allows a user to tweak
the running configuration.
If it can not connect, xjremote will start a new instance of xjadeo and
open a connection to it. see -f
OPTIONS
- -f, --nofork
- disable automatic startup of xjadeo. Instead xjremote will
terminate if it can not connect to a running xjadeo. - -h, --help
- Prints usage help and exits.
- -P, --noping
- Skip checking for xjadeo live signs (ping).
- -q, --quiet, --silent
- Suppresses normal output messages.
- -R
- ignored (no action) - xjremote can be used as a drop in replacement for xjadeo -R.
- -u, --unlink
- remove existing queues. unless combined with -f. This will launch
always a new xjadeo instance after unlinking the queues. Note:
active connections are not affected. - -U, --unlinkonly
- remove existing queues and exit. This is equivalent (but not
identical) to -u -f. - -v, --verbose
- Prints additional information during the execution.
- -V, --version
- Prints version information end exits.
ENVIRONMENT
If the XJADEO variable is set, xjremote will assume that it holds the
path to the xjadeo executable.
NOTE
Xjadeo message queues are experiemental and not completed! With the
upcoming introduction of queue-names or a operation mode that allows
multiple clients per connection, xjremote's command line options will
change.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
- Robin Gareus
- linuxaudio.org
COPYRIGHT
- Copyright (C) 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 Robin Gareus, Luis Garrido