# The format is option=value

# Lines starting with a # are considered comments and are ignored.

# Please see the Streamlink CLI documentation for all available options

# and their descriptions. All leading dashes need to be ignored,

# e.g. --default-stream=STREAM becomes default-stream=STREAM

# https://streamlink.github.io/cli.html#command-line-usage

# By default, Streamlink will attempt to locate VLC on your system

# and use that, but you can also specify the location of a player yourself.

# Important: You must use a quoted path if there are spaces in it. This

# is because the player command is parsed like a shell command, to allow

# parameters to be passed to the player when not using the player-args option.

# Here are a couple of player examples:

# VLC

#player="C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe"

#player="C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe"

# Using --file-caching is recommended, but is only supported in VLC 2.0+

#player="C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --file-caching=5000

#player="C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" --file-caching=5000

# MPC-HC, must be at least version 1.7 to be used

#player="C:\Program Files (x86)\MPC-HC\mpc-hc.exe"

#player="C:\Program Files\MPC-HC\mpc-hc64.exe"

# MPV

#player="C:\Program Files\mpv-x86_64\mpv.exe"

# Alternatively, player arguments can also be set via the player-args option.

# Please see the documentation of the used player for its available arguments.

# VLC

#player-args=--no-one-instance --play-and-exit

#player-args=--qt-minimal-view

#player-args=--file-caching=5000

# MPC-HC

#player-args=/new /play /close

# MPV

#player-args=--keep-open=no --force-window=yes

#player-args=--no-border

#player-args=--cache=yes --demuxer-max-bytes=2M

# Custom player window titles can automatically be set when a supported player

# and plugin are used. The title option has several variables available, which

# can show the stream's author, category/game, title, URL, etc.

#title={author} - {category} - {title}

# Use this if you want to transport the stream to the player via a named pipe.

#player-fifo

# Use one of these if you want to transport the stream to the player via HTTP.

# The continuous option will allow the player to stop and resume the output.

#player-http

#player-continuous-http

# Use player-passthrough if you want Streamlink to only pass the resolved URL

# to your player and let it handle the transport of the stream itself.

# Please note that the player needs to support the streaming protocol

# and that custom stream implementations in plugins will become unavailable,

# same as buffering options and those which change the network behavior.

#player-passthrough=http,hls

# By default, Streamlink will close the player when the stream is over.

# Use this option to let the player stay or close itself instead.

#player-no-close

# Show the player's console output

#verbose-player

# FFMPEG is used to mux separate video and audio streams in to a single

# stream so that they can be played. The full or relative path to ffmpeg

# or avconv should be specified here.

#ffmpeg-ffmpeg=C:\Program Files (x86)\Streamlink\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe

ffmpeg-ffmpeg=ffmpeg.exe

# Log level, default is info

#loglevel=debug

# Number of threads to use when streaming HLS streams

#hls-segment-threads=1