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| Newer page: | version 2 | Last edited on Friday, August 15, 2003 11:07:48 am | by JohnMcPherson | Revert |
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-xawtv(1) xawtv(1)
+!!NAME
+
xawtv - a X11 program for watching TV
-NAME
-
xawtv - a X11 program for watching TV
+!!SYNOPSIS
+xawtv [[ options ] [[ station name ]
-SYNOPSIS
- xawtv [ options ] [ station name ]
+!!DESCRIPTION
-DESCRIPTION
-
xawtv is a simple program for watching TV with your linux box. It uses the Athena widgets.
-
xawtv supports the bttv driver, v4l (video4linux, included in 2.2.x) and the Xvideo exten
- tion
.
+xawtv is a simple program for watching TV with your linux box. It uses the Athena widgets. xawtv supports the bttv driver, v4l (video4linux, included in 2.2.x) and the Xvideo extention
.
-
xawtv reads the config files /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xawtvrc and $HOME/.xawtv at startup. Set
- tings
in the personal config file will overwrite the options from the global config file.
-
These files holds the available TV stations and a few settings like TV norm. You have to
-
create the config file yourself, see below for details.
+xawtv reads the config files /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xawtvrc and $HOME/.xawtv at startup. Settings
in the personal config file will overwrite the options from the global config file. These files holds the available TV stations and a few settings like TV norm. You have to create the config file yourself, see below for details.
-OPTIONS
-
-h, -help
-
Print a short desctiption of all command line options.
+!!
OPTIONS
+;
-h, -help:
Print a short desctiption of all command line options.
-
-f, -fullscreen
-
startup in fullscreen mode.
+;
-f, -fullscreen:
startup in fullscreen mode.
-
-n, -noconf
-
don't read the config file ($HOME/.xawtv).
+;
-n, -noconf:
don't read the config file ($HOME/.xawtv).
-
-o, -outfile base
-
set basestring for the snapshot output files. The filename will be "base-timestamp-
-
nr.ext".
+;
-o, -outfile base:
set basestring for the snapshot output files. The filename will be "base-timestamp-nr.ext".
-
-c, -device device
-
set video4linux device (default is /dev/video).
+;
-c, -device device:
set video4linux device (default is /dev/video).
-
-c, -xvport number
-
set Xvideo port (defaults to the first usable).
+;
-c, -xvport number:
set Xvideo port (defaults to the first usable).
-
-v, -debug level
-
Be verbose, level may be 0 (default), 1 or 2. It exists just for debugging and trou
- ble
-shooting.
+;
-v, -debug level:
Be verbose, level may be 0 (default), 1 or 2. It exists just for debugging and trouble
-shooting.
-
-remote
-
X11 display is remote. This basically disables overlay mode, you might need this if
-
xawtv failes to autodetect a remote X11 display.
+;
-remote:
X11 display is remote. This basically disables overlay mode, you might need this if xawtv failes to autodetect a remote X11 display.
-
-b, -bpp n
-
force xawtv into n bpp color depth. Works for switching between 15/16 and 24/32 bpp.
-
This gets just passed throuth to v4l-conf(1).
+;
-b, -bpp n:
force xawtv into n bpp color depth. Works for switching between 15/16 and 24/32 bpp. This gets just passed throuth to v4l-conf(1).
-
-shift n
-
Shift the video display by n bytes. Try this if your video display is'nt within the
-
xawtv window. This gets passed throuth to v4l-conf(1) too.
+;
-shift n:
Shift the video display by n bytes. Try this if your video display is'nt within the xawtv window. This gets passed throuth to v4l-conf(1) too.
-
-fb
Use the framebuffer device to determine the video framebuffer address (instead of the
-
DGA extention). Yet another pass throuth
argument.
+;
-fb:
Use the framebuffer device to determine the video framebuffer address (instead of the DGA extention). Yet another pass through
argument.
-
-xv/-noxv
-
enable/disable the usage of the Xvideo extention (for overlay), default is on.
+;
-xv/-noxv:
enable/disable the usage of the Xvideo extention (for overlay), default is on.
-
-scale/-noscale
-
enable/disable the usage of the Xvideo extention (for hardware scaling in grabdisplay
-
mode), default is on.
+;
-scale/-noscale:
enable/disable the usage of the Xvideo extention (for hardware scaling in grabdisplay mode), default is on.
