On Friday 07 Oct 2005 00:12, Tyler Trafford wrote:
> Trev Jackson wrote:
> > ptune-ui.pl has a nice frontend for selecting a frequency table and
> > channel. I'm not even sure how to use ivtv-tune from running it - it
> > doesn't appear to be very intuitive.  I couldn't find a help file for it.
>
> The command line options are, well, *supposed* to explain everything.
> Let me know what is unclear.
>
> One thing I know I need to fix is to mention ~/.ivtv-tune which is a
> getopt style config file.
>
> eg:
>
> the long form of an option
>
> --device=/dev/video0
>
> can be put into the config as
>
> device /dev/video0
>
> one per line.  The file is created with defaults for freqtable
> (us-cable) and device (/dev/video0) the first time it is run, since
> those are needed to do anything.
>
> It works just like ptune, and will do channel scanning and custom
> frequency tables this weekend.
Hi
I've now got it working:

ivtv-tune --device=/dev/video0 --freqtable=europe-west -c40

I was previously not selecting either a device or channel, because I was 
expecting an X frontend, similar to ptune-ui.pl.

I can see the advantages of not having to download and compile the perl 
modules.

The program is a nice replacement for ptune.pl.

However since there currently does not appear to be a replacement for 
ptune-ui.pl, perhaps the perl modules should be either available on the 
website or included in the distribution.

Best Regards

Trev



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