twitch-hls-client 1.0.3

Minimal CLI client for watching low latency Twitch streams
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Usage: twitch-hls-client [OPTIONS] -p <PATH> <CHANNEL> <QUALITY>

Arguments:
  <CHANNEL>
          Twitch channel to watch (can also be twitch.tv/channel)
  <QUALITY>
          Stream quality/variant playlist to fetch (best, 1080p, 720p, 360p, 160p, audio_only, etc.)

Options:
  -s <URL1,URL2>
          Playlist proxy server to fetch the master playlist from.
          If not specified will fetch the master playlist directly from Twitch.
          Can be multiple comma separated servers, will try each in order until successful.
          If URL includes "[channel]" it will be replaced with the channel argument at runtime.
  -p <PATH>
          Path to player
  -a <ARGUMENTS>
          Arguments to pass to the player
  -c <PATH>
          Path to config file
  -d, --debug
          Enable debug logging
  -q, --quiet
          Silence player output
      --passthrough
          Passthrough playlist URL to player and do nothing else
      --no-config
          Ignore config file
      --no-kill
          Don't kill the player on exit
      --force-https
          Abort request if protocol is not HTTPS
      --force-ipv4
          Only use IPv4 addresses when resolving host names
      --client-id <ID>
          Value to be used in the Client-Id header.
          If not specified will use the default client ID.
      --auth-token <TOKEN>
          Value to be used in the Authorization header.
          If --client-id is not specified will retrieve client ID from Twitch.
      --never-proxy <CHANNEL1,CHANNEL2>
          Prevent specified channels from using a playlist proxy.
          Can be multiple comma separated channels.
      --codecs <CODEC1,CODEC2>
          Comma separated list of supported codecs [default: av1,h265,h264]
      --http-retries <COUNT>
          Retry HTTP requests <COUNT> times before giving up [default: 3]
      --http-timeout <SECONDS>
          HTTP request timeout in seconds [default: 10]
  -h, --help
          Print help
  -V, --version
          Print version