• Reading ts-files on selected time and sending to UDP

Just run make in the project directory

Run from command line: ./scheduler some.json

• "file" : "path to file" - scheduler write to a file or send a udp stream
• "ip" : "ip" , "port" : port - ip address and a port to send a udp stream
• "bitrate" : bitrate - the bitrate of the stream, it must be the same for every file
• "cache size" : "size" - common cache size, you can use K to set the size in kilobytes and M in megabytes
• "accumul" : "size" - size of filled cache part, you can use K to set the size in kilobytes and M in megabytes
• "ttl" : "number" set ttl
• "priority" : number - set the process/thread priority
• "ts_in_udp" : number - the number of ts packets in one udp packet
• "stream" : [items] - contains items of a schedule

• "file" : [files] - the sequence of files to play, it must the sequence, even if we play one file, "file" is used for a sequence with files that have different names
• "sequence" : [files] - the sequence of files to play, every file has a name concatenated with a number within a sequence
• "start_ind" : index - the started number of the sequence to play
• "end_ind" : index - the last number of the sequence to play
• "digits" : number - the number of digits described the file position in the sequence
• "shell_exec" : "shell command" - the shell's command to run before file playing
• "shell_file" : "path to file" - a file to be executed before file playing
• "schedule" : {parameters} - a description of time when to play files

• "day of week" : [days of week] - the list of days of week when to play files
• "day" : [dates] - the list of month days when to play files, it should be used instead of "day of week"
• "month" : [months] - the list of months when to play files, you can use key work "every" to play every month
• "year" : year - the year when to play fils, if the parameter is not defines, the scheduler play files every year

You need to send SIGHUP signal to force the shedts to reread the json configuration. You may do from command-line:

kill -1 pid

You can get a process pid with:

ps -e | grep schedts

{
"ip" : "239.0.0.10",
"port" : 1234,
"accumul" : "4M",
"cache_size" : "8M",
"ttl" : 255,
"priority" : 99,
"dbg_msg" : 0,
"ts_in_udp" : 7,
"bitrate" : 2000320,
"stream" : [
   {
     "file" : ["/ProjectsP/ts/swm.ts", "/ProjectsP/ts/gt.ts"],
     "shell_exec" : "ps -e",
     "schedule" : {
       "day of week" : ["Tue", "Sun"],
       "time" : ["12:26"],
       "month" : ["every"],
      }
   },
   {
     "sequence" : "/ProjectsP/ts/sr_",
     "start_ind" : 1,
     "end_ind" : 3,
     "digits" : 2,
     "schedule" : {
       "day" : ["5", "14"],
       "time" : ["15:01", "19:30"],
       "month" : ["Jan", "Nov"]
      }
    }
]
}

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