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sayVIMS is a commandline utility distributed with the veejay package, it sayVIMS is a commandline utility distributed with the veejay package, it
allows you to give short commands in interactive mode allows you to send to a veejay server short commands in interactive mode,
single VIMS message or files containing VIMS messages.
*$ sayVIMS -i -h localhost -p 3490* In the following examples, lets say a veejay instance is running on host
`localhost` using port `3490` (its default values).
Typing '?' followed by pressing ENTER gives the list of command below: **Interactive Mode**
```
$ sayVIMS -i -h localhost -p 3490
```
In interactive mode, after a connection is establish with a veejay server,
a prompt wait you to enter VIMS commands. Press `ENTER` to send it.
The connection remain open until you exit by typing `quit`.
vi [file] Open video4linux device Typing '?' followed by pressing `ENTER` gives the list of command below:
fi [file] Open Y4M stream for input ```
fo [file] Open Y4M stream for output vi [file] Open video4linux device
av [file] Open (almost any) video file using FFmpeg fi [file] Open Y4M stream for input
mc [address] [port] Open a multicast UDP video stream fo [file] Open Y4M stream for output
pr [hostname][port] Open a unicast TCP video stream av [file] Open (almost any) video file using FFmpeg
cl [file] Load cliplist from file mc [address] [port] Open a multicast UDP video stream
cn [n1] [n2] New clip from frames n1 to n2 pr [hostname][port] Open a unicast TCP video stream
cd [n] Delete clip n1 cl [file] Load cliplist from file
sd [n] Delete Stream n1 cn [n1] [n2] New clip from frames n1 to n2
cs [file] Save cliplist to file cd [n] Delete clip n1
es [file] Save editlist to file sd [n] Delete Stream n1
ec [n1] [n2] Cut frames n1 - n2 to buffer cs [file] Save cliplist to file
ed [n1] [n2] Del franes n1 - n2 es [file] Save editlist to file
ep [n] Paste from buffer at frame n1 ec [n1] [n2] Cut frames n1 - n2 to buffer
ex [n1] [n2] Copy frames n1 - n2 to buffer ed [n1] [n2] Del franes n1 - n2
er [n1] [n2] Crop frames n1 - n2 ep [n] Paste from buffer at frame n1
al [file] Action file Load ex [n1] [n2] Copy frames n1 - n2 to buffer
as [file] Action file save er [n1] [n2] Crop frames n1 - n2
de Toggle debug level (default off) al [file] Action file Load
be Toggle bezerk mode (default on) as [file] Action file save
de Toggle debug level (default off)
be Toggle bezerk mode (default on)
```
Also, you can send messages in VIMS format (or files, containing VIMS **Single VIMS message**
messages )
Also, you can send single VIMS format message.
For example, add the Pixelate effect on the Effect Chain of the current For example, add the Pixelate effect on the Effect Chain of the current
playing stream or clip: playing stream or clip :
```
sayVIMS -h localhost -p 3490 "361:0 0 150 3;" sayVIMS -h localhost -p 3490 -m "361:0 0 100 3;"
```
**Using files**
Last but not least, sayVIMS can parse files containing VIMS messages. Last but not least, sayVIMS can parse files containing VIMS messages.
See the test/examples directory of the package for a list of perl
See the `veejay-server/test/examples` directory of the package for a list of perl
scripts that output a VIMS script. scripts that output a VIMS script.
```
sayVIMS -f advocate.vims -h localhost -p 3490
```
sayVIMS -f advocate.vims -h localhost -p 3490 **Others examples**
Alternativly, you can start a secundary veejay and stream from peer to Alternativly, you can start a secundary veejay and stream from peer to
peer in uncompressed video: peer in uncompressed video :
```
$ veejay -d -p 5000 $ veejay -d -p 5000
$ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 5000 -m "245:localhost 3490;"
$ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 5000 "245:localhost 3490;"
(press 'F7' in veejay to display the stream, prob. stream 7)
(press 'F7' in veejay to display the stream, prob. stream 7)
```
Or for multicast: Or for multicast:
```
$ veejay -V 224.0.0.50 -p 5000 -n -L movie1.avi $ veejay -V 224.0.0.50 -p 5000 -n -L movie1.avi
$ veejay -d
$ veejay -d $ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 3490 -m "246:224.0.0.50 5000;"
$ veejay -d -p 4000
$ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 3490 "246:224.0.0.50 5000;" $ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 4000 -m "246:224.0.0.50 5000;"
```
$ veejay -d -p 4000
$ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 4000 "246:224.0.0.50 5000;"
Or, if you want to play a XVID movie (or any other compressed format
that is not I frame only):
$ sayVIMS -h localhost -p 3490 "244:/tmp/my-XVID-movie.avi;"
<span id="4.3">4.3 The keyboard interface</span> <span id="4.3">4.3 The keyboard interface</span>
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