Trev Jackson wrote:
Hi Kyrre,I must admit I'm no expert, but a few times when I've wanted to record a late program I've started it using cat /dev/video0 > myvideo.mpgI then used ps -aux to list all jobs and wrote down the job number.I then used crontab and the kill command to stop that job a bit after the film finished, then I could go to bed and leave it going.
I use the attached script to record all kinds of stuff. Here is an example of a crontab entry that calls the script:00 21 27 1 * /pb200/pvr/record_tv.sh -c43 3600 /pb200/pvr/Basketweaving_Galaxy_-_214_-_Black_Market.mpg
(it's wrapping in this email, put it on one line in your crontab) -c43 changes the channel 3600 is how many seconds it should record The last part is what the file should be named. Enjoy! -- Jon Winters IBM Model-M Keyboards http://www.obscura.us/ Type Hard or Go Home!
record_tv.sh
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