NAME

       dms - UPnP DLNA Digital Media Server

SYNOPSIS

       dms [options]

DESCRIPTION

       dms  is a UPnP DLNA Digital Media Server. It runs from the terminal, and serves content directly from the
       filesystem from the working directory, or the path given. The SSDP component will broadcast  and  respond
       to requests on all available network interfaces.

       dms advertises and serves the raw files, in addition to alternate transcoded streams when it's able, such
       as mpeg2 PAL-DVD and WebM for the Chromecast. It will also provide thumbnails where possible.

       dms  uses  ffprobe/avprobe  to  get  media  data  such  as  bitrate and duration, ffmpeg/avconv for video
       transoding, and ffmpegthumbnailer for generating thumbnails when browsing. These commands must be in  the
       PATH given to dms or the features requiring them will be disabled.

   Known Compatible Players and Renderers
          • Probably all Panasonic Viera TVs.

          • Android's BubbleUPnP and AirWire

          • Chromecast

          • VLC

          • LG Smart TVs, with varying success.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       -config string          json configuration file

       -fFprobeCachePath string        path to FFprobe cache file (default "/home/drew/.dms-ffprobe-cache")

       -friendlyName string            server friendly name

       -http string            http server port (default ":1338")

       -ifname string          specific SSDP network interface

       -ignoreHidden
              ignore hidden files and directories

       -ignoreUnreadable
              ignore unreadable files and directories

       -logHeaders
              log HTTP headers

       -noProbe
              disable media probing with ffprobe

       -noTranscode
              disable transcoding

       -notifyInterval duration        interval between SSPD announces (default 30s)

       -path string            browse root path

       -stallEventSubscribe
              workaround for some bad event subscribers

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