streamlink:tldr:92fce

streamlink: Open a stream with the specified quality.

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$ streamlink ${example-com-stream} ${720p60}

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The given command does not adhere to the correct syntax or provide enough information to determine its purpose. However, assuming it is written in a programming script or command-line environment, it seems to be utilizing a tool called "streamlink" with the usage of two parameters.

${example-com-stream}: This appears to be a placeholder for the URL or source stream that you intend to use with the streamlink tool. You need to replace ${example-com-stream} with the actual URL or stream name you want to access.
${720p60}: This is also a placeholder, but it seems to suggest the desired video quality or resolution for the stream. "720p60" typically stands for a 720p HD resolution at 60 frames per second. Similar to the previous parameter, you should replace ${720p60} with your preferred video quality designation.

To effectively utilize the command, replace the placeholders with the relevant URL/stream and desired video quality, then execute it.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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