I am doing that right know, but I was wondering if the conversion I am
doing right now:
# Parse out the number and convert it to ivtv-tune's format (n/16 on
#us-cable, might be n*16 on others)
freqnumber = int(cfrequency.stdout.readlines()[1].split('=')[1].replace('\n',
'').strip()) / 16.0
Applied to other frequency tables?.
I would need more testing on frequencies other than us-cable. Anybody that
needs it, please just email me. (See source code).
On Thu, 2006-12-28 at 11:52 +0100, Hans Verkuil wrote:
> On Thursday 28 December 2006 04:57, Marc E. wrote:
> > ivtv-channel is a small utility to be used in conjunction to LIRC.
> >
> > It allows users to use their remote to change the channels without
> > having to use a huge application like MythTV.
> >
> > Virtually any aplication that supports stdin from /dev/video0 and has
> > optional support for LIRC (mplayer, xine, vlc?) can be used as a tv
> > watching appliation.
> >
> > http://www.jardinpresente.com.ar/svn/utiles/tags/scripts/ivtv-channel
> >/0.3.1/ivtv-channel.py
> >
> > Version 0.3.1 fixes a major bug in channel changing.
> >
> > Greetings, and for the ivtv devs, please add a function to get which
> > channel is currently tuned (not frequency).
>
> Sorry, but v4l devices only know about frequencies. Channels are
> region-specific and can be useless as well in some regions. For
> example, the frequencies my cable company uses have nothing to do with
> the 'official' channel map for western europe. So you will have to do
> some reverse table lookup to find the channel based on the frequency.
>
> Hans
>
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