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Javier Krausbeck wrote: |
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>> To elaborate: |
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>> mkfifo queue |
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>> mkfifo vo1 |
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>> mkfifo vo2 |
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>> mkfifo vo3 |
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>> mplayer lots_of_options_and_write_output_to queue & |
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>> tee vo1 < queue | tee vo2 > vo3 & |
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>> or similar. |
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> I'm sorry to say that it just doesn't work. |
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> There's no way of getting two reads from the initial fifo mplayer creates. |
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I don't understand. |
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You don't need to do multiple reads from the fifo that mplayer writes to |
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(queue). Only one tee process (the first in the command) reads from it, |
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it "doubles" it and writes it to vo1 and its stdout, and the second tee |
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reads that and doubles it again into vo2 and vo3. So after running that |
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command you can read simlutaneosly from vo1-3 |
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(well you _have_ to read from all of them, otherwise tee will pause |
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writing to others) |
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yoyo |
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