Millicast CLI Client

This is the command line interface to interact with millicast from your terminal.

Supported OS

Windows	MacOs	Linux
[x] Win10	[x] MacOS Catalyna intel	[ ] Ubuntu 18 Deb Package
	[x] MacOS BigSur intel	[x] Ubuntu 20 Deb Package
	[x] MacOS Monterey chip M1

Features

Autocompletion

Windows	MacOs	Ubuntu
[ ] git bash	[ ] bash	[x] bash
[ ] CMD	[ ] zsh	[ ] zsh

Commands

list	config	publish	subscribe
[x] camera sources	[x] config saved in file	[x] Blocking mode	[x] Blocking mode
[x] ndi sources/output	[x] millicast credentials	[ ] detached mode	[ ] detached mode
[x] decklink sources/output	[x] media	[x] svc	[ ] audio control
[x] screen/app sources	[x] multiconfig	[x] simulcast	[ ] override config parameters
[x] mic sources	[ ] alias	[ ] audio/video control	[ ] Show / report stats
[x] speakers		[ ] override config parameters	[x] NDI output
[x] codecs		[ ] Show / report stats	[x] decklink output

Installation

Windows

First, download the msi installer.

Double-Click, follow the instructions.

The installer will install the cli binaries on your machine and modify the path environment variable, so the binary mccli.exe will be accessible from your CMD console / git bash.

To check the installation, open a console and run mccli help, this should show you the help.

To uninstall, open your control panel, go into uninstall programs and uninstall millicast-cli.

Ubuntu

Download the debian package.

Then, open a shell and go in your download directory.

Install the package by running:

sudo apt install ./millicast-cli-1.0.0-Linux.deb

Be sure to update the version to the one you downloaded.

This will install the cli and all its dependencies.

Run mccli help to check if the installation went well.

Note that if you are using bash, you have the autocompletion available.

To uninstall, run:

sudo apt remove millicast-cli

Mac

Download the tar.gz archive.

Go into your download directory and run:

tar zxvf millicast-cli-1.0.0-Darwin.tar.gz

cd millicast-cli-1.0.0-Darwin

chmod +x install.sh

sudo ./install.sh

Be sure to update the version to the one you downloaded.

This will install the cli in /usr/local.

Run mccli help to check if the installation went well.

To uninstall, run:

chmod +x uninstall.sh

./uninstall.sh