videohub: session¶

Generated from the command table (internal/table); do not edit. After changing a table, run go generate ./cmd/bmdctl.

The session and reads: status (the routing, with labels and locks), the inputs, the outputs, the raw state, watch changes, connect, disconnect.

COMMANDS.md says how to read an entry, and lists the flags every command takes and the built-in commands.

`bmdctl videohub connect [address]`¶

Connect to a Videohub and keep the session open; an address is saved as the default host.

bmdctl connect 192.168.81.95
bmdctl connect
bmdctl connect --pin false

argument	value
`[address]`	string	optional	an address (saved to hosts.yml by the name the router gives itself, as the default) or a host's name; else the default
`--pin`	bool	default true	keep the session open until disconnect or an hour without a command ($BMDCTL_PIN_IDLE); false lets it close after 10 idle minutes
`--type`	string	optional	what the device is, without asking it: atem, hyperdeck, videohub or ultimatte

Close the engine's session to the router, pinned or not.

bmdctl disconnect

List the inputs: each one's number and label, and the outputs it is routed to.

bmdctl inputs

List the outputs: each one's number, label, the input routed to it and its lock.

bmdctl outputs
bmdctl outputs --json

Print what the session holds of the router, or one part of it.

bmdctl state
bmdctl state --path routing.4

argument	value
`--path`	string	optional	dotted key into the state: routing.3, device.model name

Show the router and its routing: each output's input, label and lock.

bmdctl status

Print each change the router reports, as it comes: routes, labels, locks.

bmdctl watch
bmdctl watch --count 5
bmdctl watch --json

Runs until interrupted.

argument	value
`--count`	uint	optional	stop after this many changes