Running voctogui¶
Synopsis¶
python3 -m voctogui [-h] [-v] [-c {auto,always,never}] [-t]
[-i INI_FILE] [-H HOST] [-d] [-D DETAILS] [-g]
Description¶
voctogui is the graphical control interface for voctocore(1). It connects to a running voctocore instance over TCP and provides live source previews, source selection, composite and transition controls, blinder toggle, and overlay insertion.
Configuration is read from an INI file. When voctogui connects to voctocore the server’s configuration is merged in, so most options only need to be set once in the voctocore config.
Options¶
- -h, --help¶
Show help and exit.
- -v, --verbose¶
Increase log verbosity (
-v,-vv,-vvv).
- -c {auto,always,never}, --color {auto,always,never}¶
ANSI colour in log output. Default:
auto.
- -t, --timestamp¶
Add timestamps to log output.
- -i INI_FILE, --ini-file INI_FILE¶
Load a custom configuration file. Default:
voctogui/default-config.ini.
- -H HOST, --host HOST¶
Connect to this voctocore host instead of the one in the config file.
- -d, --dot¶
Write DOT graphs of GStreamer pipelines into
$GST_DEBUG_DUMP_DOT_DIR.
- -D DETAILS, --gst-debug-details DETAILS¶
Like
-dbut set the DOT detail level (bitmask, default15).
- -g, --gstreamer-log¶
Include GStreamer messages in the log (
-g,-gg,-ggg).
Files¶
~/.config/voctomix/voctogui.iniPer-user configuration file.
/etc/voctomix/voctogui.iniSystem-wide configuration file.
voctogui/default-config.iniRepository default configuration.
See Also¶
voctocore(1)