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termrec1
A tty recorder
Usage
termrec [-f
format]
[-e
command]
[outfile]
Overview
Termrec is a tty recorder; it can record the output of any text mode program which you can then replay with termplay, ttyplay, ipbt, ttyplayer, nh-recorder, asciinema or similar.
If outfile ends in .gz, .xz, .bz2 or .zst, the data will be appropriately compressed.
If no outfile is given, termrec will produce a name like 2008-11-27.13-02-42.ttyrec.bz2
You can write directly to some remote URLs, such as tcp://host:port but that's usually of little use.
Options:
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-f format, --format -
You can specify a format other than ttyrec. Those available are:
- ansi
-
No timing data. This is same as the output of script(1).
- ttyrec
-
Compatible with
ttyrecby Satoru Takabayashi.
- nh-recorder
-
Compatible with
nh-recorderby Helge Dennhardt.
- asciicast
-
Compatible with
asciinemaby Marcin Kulik; format v2.
- asciicast-v1
-
Likewise, format v1.
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-e command, --exec -
Runs a command instead of spawning a shell and records its output.
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-r, --raw -
Inhibits noting info about your terminal size and UTFness. This data is usually a good thing, but can confuse some programs. Also note that none of the formats provides a way to mark which exactly charset you use -- only if it's UTF-8 or one of ancient ones.
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-a, --append -
If the output file exists, it will be appended instead being overwritten.
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-h, --help -
Shows a short explanation of parameters.
Environment
Releases
3 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 2 times.