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xawtv-remote(1)						       xawtv-remote(1)

NAME
       xawtv-remote, v4lctl -- control video4linux devices

SYNOPSIS
       xawtv-remote [ options ] command
       v4lctl [ options ] command

DESCRIPTION
       xawtv-remote  and v4lctl can be used to control a video4linux driven TV
       card.  xawtv-remote passes the command to a already  running  xawtv  or
       motv  instance  using  X11  properties.	 v4lctl	 sets  the  parameters
       directly.

OPTIONS
       xawtv-remote knows the following options:

       -h     print a short help text

       -d dpy Set the X11 display

       -i id  Set the Window ID.

       v4lctl understands these options:

       -h     print a short help text

       -c device
	      Set video4linux device.

       -D driver
	      Set video4linux driver.

       -v n   Set debug level to n, where n = [0..2]

COMMANDS
       Both tools basically use the same set of commands.  Some	 of  them  are
       useful for xawtv-remote only (fullscreen for example).

       setstation [ <name> | <nr> | next | prev | back ]
	      Set  the	TV  station.  This selects on of the TV stations which
	      are configured in the .xawtv config file.	 The argument  can  be
	      the station name or a number (the first one listed in the config
	      file is 0, ...).	next/prev jumps to the	next/previous  station
	      in the list, back to the previously selected one.

       setchannel [ <name> | next | prev ]
	      Tune in some channel.

       setfreqtab <table>
	      Set  the	frequency  table.  See the menu in xawtv for a list of
	      valid choices.

       setnorm <norm>
	      Set the TV norm (NTSC/PAL/SECAM).

       setinput [ <input> | next ]
	      Set the video input (Television/Composite1/...)

       capture [ on | off | overlay | grabdisplay ]
	      Set capture mode.

       volume mute on | off
	      mute / unmute audio.

       volume <arg>

       color <arg>

       hue <arg>

       bright <arg>

       contrast <arg>
	      Set the parameter to the specified value.	 <arg> can be  one  of
	      the  following: A percent value ("70%" for example).  Some abso‐
	      lute value ("32768"), the	 valid	range  is  hardware  specific.
	      Relative	values	can be specified too by prefixing with "+=" or
	      "-=" ("+=10%" or "-=2000").  The keywords "inc"  and  "dec"  are
	      accepted	to  and	 will increase and decrease the given value in
	      small steps.

       setattr <name> <value>
	      Set set the value of some attribute (color, contrast, ... can be
	      set this way too).

       show [ <name> ]
	      Show the value current of some attribute.

       list   List  all	 available  attributes	with  all  properties (default
	      value, range, ...)

       snap [ jpeg | ppm ] [ full | win | widthxheight ] <filename>
	      Capture one image.

       webcam <filename>
	      Capture one image.  Does basically the same as  "snap  jpeg  win
	      <filename>".   Works  also  while	 avi  recording is active.  It
	      writes to a temporary file and renames it when done, so there is
	      never a invalid file.

       movie driver [ files | raw | avi | qt ]

       movie  video  [	ppm  |	pgm | jpeg | rgb | gray | 422 | 422p | rgb15 |
       rgb24 | mjpeg | jpeg | raw | mjpa | png ]

       movie fps <frames per second>

       movie audio [ mono8 | mono16 | stereo ]

       movie rate <sample rate>

       movie fvideo <filename>

       movie faudio <filename>

       movie start

       movie stop
	      control xawtv's movie recorder.

       fullscreen
	      Toggle fullscreen mode.

       showtime
	      Display time (same what the 'D' key does in xawtv).

       msg text
	      Display text on the on-screen display (window title / upper left
	      corner in fullscreen mode).

       vtx line1 line2 [ ... ]
	      Display  subtitles.   It pops up a small window at the bottom of
	      the screen.  It is intended to be used as an interface for  dis‐
	      playing subtitles (often on videotext page 150 in Europe, that's
	      why the name) by external programs.
	      Every command line argument is one line, zero lines removes  the
	      window.	You  can  colorize  the text with the control sequence
	      "ESC  foreground	background".   foreground/background  has  the
	      range 0-7 (ansi term colors).  Example: "\03347 hello world " is
	      blue on white.  "\033" must be  a	 real  escape  character,  the
	      string  doesn't  work.  With the bash you'll get it with ^V ESC.
	      vtx does also understand	the  ANSI  tty	escape	sequences  for
	      color.

       quit   quit xawtv

       keypad n
	      enter digit 'n'.	That's the two-digit channel selection, enter‐
	      ing two digits within 5 seconds switches to  the	selected  sta‐
	      tion.  Useful for lirc.

       vdr command
	      send "command" to vdr (via connect on localhost:2001).

SEE ALSO
       xawtv(1), motv(1), xawtvrc(5)

AUTHOR
       Gerd Knorr <kraxel@bytesex.org>

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 1997-2001 Gerd Knorr <kraxel@bytesex.org>

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published  by  the
       Free  Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
       option) any later version.

       This program is distributed in the hope that it	will  be  useful,  but
       WITHOUT	ANY  WARRANTY;	without	 even  the  implied  warranty  of MER‐
       CHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU  General
       Public License for more details.

       You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
       with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
       675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

			    (c) 1997-99 Gerd Knorr	       xawtv-remote(1)
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