The “-O -” tells the “wget” to send the output to the STDOUT instead of a file, and the “tee” command copies the input that comes from the pipe into the file “file_to_save_record.ts” and sends it to STDOUT again, after that “mplayer” takes its input from STDOUT because we used “-” as the file name.Īnd you can save it in two different formats (the orignal TS and any other) like this: Wget “” -O – | tee file_to_save_record.ts | mplayer – If you like to record the show and watch it at the same time you can do it like this: The stream comes in a high quality so it takes much disk space so you may want to convert it on the fly, you can do that like this:įor sure you can use your own ffmpeg switch to do more jobs if you need to, the command just like this will save you around 80% of the record disk space. The “-O” option is to save the output in a file using “file_to_save_record.ts” as its name, the stream comes in “TS” format and in “MPEG2” video codec and “MP3” audio codec. You can record the show using “wget” like this: You can copy and paste the channel address into any media player and it should run it, in my case I love to run it using mplayer from the terminal like this:
#Dreambox 500s keys update download#
You can find it out using the DreamBox web interface like this:ġ- Open your DreamBox in your web browser: ģ- Double-click on it and make sure it is appears on your TV.Ĥ- Find and click the VLC icon in your web interface.ĥ- Download the m3u file (don’t watch it now please).Ħ- Open the m3u file using any text editor (gedit as an ex.) and it will look like this:
#Dreambox 500s keys update tv#
🙂įrom now on I’ll use the IP 192.168.1.3 as my DreamBox IP.ĭreamBox provides a stream TCP/IP server to access the TV channels, each channel in your DreamBox has its own HTTP address. If you are able to ping it you are ready. When you attach your DreamBox to your network it will get a IP if you have a DHCP server (or DSL modem on your home network) if not, you can set the IP manually using your OSD (On-Screen-Display).
Record “DreamBox dm 500 S” On Linux Over HTTP Stream
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