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NAME

projectx - DVB Demuxing utility

SYNOPSIS

projectx Sourcedata 1 [ Sourcedata x ]

DESCRIPTION

Projectx is a Java application designed to diagnose, repair, and split DVB streams.

Many countries’ digital radio and television use the DVB standard to broadcast programs. projectx gives you a look at the internal structure, provides information about any flaws in the streamed file, and tries its best to handle and repair several stream types.

Projectx can act as a stream decoder, for instance for MPEG-TS streams, splitting the transport stream into its components (MPEG elementary streams like audio, video, and other data such as teletext). While splitting the transport stream, ProjectX also checks the stream for errors and synchronizes video and audio.

OPTIONS

-c [ ini_file ]

Use that specified iniFile instead of the standard.

	-dvx1		Create a .d2v ProjectFile on demux.
	-dvx2		Create a .d2v ProjectFile + .ac3.wav (RIFF WAVE Header).
	-dvx3		Create a .d2v ProjectFile + .mpa.wav (RIFF WAVE Header).
	-dvx4		Create a .d2v ProjectFile + .ac3.wav + mpa.wav (RIFF WAVE Header).

-out [ path ]

Set directory for output.

-name [ filename ]

Set base filename for output.

-cut [ file ]

Use that text based file as cutpoint list.

-chp [ file ]

Use that text based file as chapterpoint list.

-id [ tokens ]

use only these (P)IDs, separated by comma ",".

	-gui		Display the GUI using all given CLI options.
	-log		Write the normal logfile.

-saveini

Save changes made by CLI in active .ini

-split [ xxx ]

Split output at xxx MB.

-demux, -tom2p, -topva, -tovdr, -tots, -filter

Action types.

EXAMPLE

to repair a DVB file, use :

projectx -tom2p infile.mpg -out outdirectory

AUTHOR

projectx was written by dvb.matt

http://sourceforge.net/projects/project-x

COMMENTS

This man page was written using xmltoman(1) by Christian Marillat.