IPTV Screen Streaming

IPTV streaming offers a world of customization to tailor your streaming experience to your exact specifications. With TelemetryOS, you have the power to fine-tune various aspects of IPTV streaming, including video quality, resolution, encoding speed, and network parameters. Let's dive into how you can make the most of these options to meet your unique requirements.

Overview of IPTV Streaming Commands

Here's an overview of the commands you can use to configure IPTV streaming on your TelemetryOS device:

Name	Effect	Usage
Bitrate	Specifies the desired bitrate for the video stream.	Set the desired video bitrate (e.g., "1024K" for 1024 kbps) to control the quality and size of the video stream.
Pixel Format (--pix_fmt)	Defines the pixel format of the video stream.	Specify the pixel format for the video (e.g., "yuv420p") to control colour representation and compatibility.
Preset (--preset)	Sets the encoding preset for the video stream.	Choose a preset (e.g., "ultrafast") to determine the trade-off between encoding speed and compression efficiency.
Resolution	Specifies the resolution of the video stream.	Set the desired video resolution (e.g., "1980:1024") to control the dimensions of the output video.
Codec	Defines the video codec used for encoding.	select a video codec (e.g., "H.264 , H.265") for video encoding.
Key Frame Interval	Sets the keyframe interval for the video stream.	Specify the keyframe interval (e.g., "24") to control how often keyframes are inserted in the video stream.
Framerate	Specifies the frames per second (FPS) for the video stream.	Set the desired FPS (e.g., "2") to control the playback speed and smoothness of the video.
Packet Size	Defines the packet size for the UDP transmission.	Specify the packet size (e.g., "1316") for UDP packets. This can affect network efficiency and compatibility.
Threads	Sets the number of threads used for encoding.	Specify the number of threads (e.g., "0" for auto) to control parallel processing during video encoding.
IP Address (-i or --ip)	Specifies the destination IP address for the UDP stream.	You must provide the IP address (e.g., "192.168.1.100") where the video stream will be sent.
### Port Number (-p or --port)	Defines the port number for the UDP transmission.	You must specify the port number (e.g., "12345") on which the UDP stream will be transmitted.

With these commands at your disposal, you have the flexibility to customize every aspect of your IPTV streaming experience. Whether you prioritize video quality, network efficiency, or compatibility, TelemetryOS empowers you to create the streaming setup that suits your needs.