ristsender1

Usage

Overview

Reliable Internet Stream Transport (RIST) is a transport protocol designed for reliable transmission of video over lossy networks (including the Internet) with low latency and high quality.

ristsender relays an incoming UDP or RTP stream by sending it as a RIST stream.

Options

-i | --inputurl udp://... or rtp://...

Mandatory Option: Comma separated list of input udp or rtp URLs

-o | --outputurl rist://...

Mandatory Option: Comma separated list of output rist URLs

-b | --buffer value

Default buffer size for packet retransmissions

-s | --secret PWD

Default pre-shared encryption secret

-e | --encryption-type TYPE

Default Encryption type (0, 128 = AES-128, 256 = AES-256)|

-p | --profile number

Rist profile (0 = simple, 1 = main, 2 = advanced)

-n | --null-packet-deletion

Enable NPD, receiver needs to support this!

-S | --statsinterval value (ms)

Interval at which stats get printed, 0 to disable

-v | --verbose-level value

To disable logging: -1, log levels match syslog levels

-r | --remote-logging IP:PORT

Send logs and stats to this IP:PORT using udp messages

-F | --srpfile filepath

When in listening mode, use this file to hold the list of usernames and passwords to validate against. Use the ristsrppasswd tool to create the line entries.

-f | --fast-start value

Controls data output flow before handshake is completed
0 = hold data out
1 = start to send data immediately

-h | --help

Show this help

-u | --help-url

Show all the possible url options

Default values:

--profile 1

--statsinterval 1000

--verbose-level 6