Telnet Commands;

Using a Telnet client applications, users can easily connect to Metus Player. In this section, we will use Microsoft Telnet Client application to connect to Metus Player. In order to connect the Metus Player, the user should enter the below command;

o <hostname> <portnumber>

After you have established a successful connection with Metus Player via telnet, you can list all the available commands by typing <help>.

Example: (The commands user entered has been shown in bold text)

<help>: Display help information for available commands.

<exit>: Closes the terminal connection.

<addClip>: Adds a new clip to the playlist.

<cue>: Cues the specified item.

<listClips>: Lists all the clips in the playlist.

<loadProject>: Loads the project from specified file.

<newProject>: Creates a new, empty project.

<pause>: Pauses player.

<playBackward>: Decreases playback rate.

<play>: Starts player.

<playForward>: Increases playback rate.

<previousFrame>: Goes to previous frame.

<removeClip>: Removes the specified clip from the playlist.

<saveProjectAs>: Saves the project to a new file.

<saveProject>: Saves the project file.

<status>: Displays playback information.

<stop>: Stops player.

<version>: Displays application version information.

<addClip>: Adds a new clip to the playlist.

<cue>: Cues the specified item.

<listClips>: Lists all the clips in the playlist.

<loadProject>: Loads the project from specified file.

<newProject>: Creates a new, empty project.

<pause>: Pauses player.

<playBackward>: Decreases playback rate.

<play>: Starts player.

<playForward>: Increases playback rate.

<previousFrame>: Goes to previous frame.

<removeClip>: Removes the specified clip from the playlist.

<saveProjectAs>: Saves the project to a new file.

<saveProject>: Saves the project file.

<status>: Displays playback information.

<stop>: Stops player.

<version>: Displays application version information.