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Title:          jpfilter
Version:        0.1
Entered-date:   2011-04-09
Description:    DVB transport stream filter that accepts a DVB transport stream (.ts),
                and sends only those PIDs specified to stdout.
                Can be used to remove unwanted PIDs from a transport stream.
                jpfilter does stdin to stdout, errors and messages to stderr.
                It can also find the PIDs in a transport stream.
                To find out more about the PIDs there exists the program 'mediainfo' somewhere.
                I wrote jpfilter because my Samsung 46 inch TV does not display .ts with multiple PIDs
                on the LAN, so no multi-language, and no other PIDS (like subtitles or something) either,
                it only plays with just one audio and a video PID, BAD ts demuxer!
                Examples:
                To find PIDs is a ts:
                 cat movie.ts | jpfilter -p
                Or:
                jpfilter < movie.ts -p -v 1
                To find PIDs in a ts and see how many times a specifc PID occurs:
                 cat movie.ts | jpfilter -p -v 1
                To make a file with only the wanted PIDs:
                 jpfilter < movie.ts -a wantedPID1 -b wantedPID2 ... -g wantedPID7 > filtered_movie.ts
                To unpack:
                tar -zxvf jpfilter-0.1.tgz
                cd jpfilter-0.1
                Then follow the instructions in INSTALL.
                0.1:
                This is a first release.
Keywords:       DVB-S, DVB-S2, satellite, transport stream, samsung.
Author:         Jan Panteltje panteltje@yahoo.com
Maintained-by:  Jan Panteltje panteltje@yahoo.com
Primary-site:   ftp sunsite.unc.edu/pub/linux/apps/video/ 
Alternate-site: http://panteltje.com/panteltje/satellite/ (homepage)
                or follow the link at http://panteltje.com
Platforms:      LINUX, UNIX
Copying-policy: GPL
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