For now, I've put the following in my boot scripts to make sure that ivtv is initialized (pal mode, input, resolution, tuner and frequency) :
/data/pvr/ivtv-driver/ivtv/utils/test_ioctl -d /dev/video3 -u 0xff
/data/pvr/ivtv-driver/ivtv/utils/test_ioctl -d /dev/video3 -p 4
/data/pvr/ivtv-driver/ivtv/utils/test_ioctl -d /dev/video3 -f width=720,height=576
/data/pvr/ivtv-driver/ivtv/utils/test_ioctl -d /dev/video3 -r tuner=0,freq=3456
I'd be nice if freevo initializes ivtv correctly. I tried to find the bug but ... :-(
- Richard
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