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xawtv-3.9 (0, 2014-05-08)
xawtv-3.9\project (0, 2014-05-10)
xawtv-3.9\project\myuvc (0, 2014-05-11)
xawtv-3.9\project\myuvc\kernel_log.txt (79596, 2014-07-21)
xawtv-3.9\project\myvivi.c (8527, 2014-05-09)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95 (0, 2014-06-15)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\COPYING (17982, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\Changes (55474, 2005-09-30)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\MAKEDEV.v4l (543, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\Makefile (441, 2005-09-30)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\Makefile.clean (441, 2003-04-15)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\Makefile.in (4028, 2004-04-22)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common (0, 2014-05-08)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\Makefile (25, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\RegEdit.c (48698, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\RegEdit.h (2302, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\RegEditI.h (10223, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\Subdir.mk (516, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\capture.c (16800, 2004-10-12)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\capture.h (1203, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\channel.c (21513, 2003-03-28)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\channel.h (2179, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\commands.c (36291, 2004-04-20)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\commands.h (2062, 2003-03-27)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\event.c (3518, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\event.h (480, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\frequencies.c (3337, 2003-03-20)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\frequencies.h (4509, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\joystick.c (2271, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\joystick.h (68, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\lirc.c (3140, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\lirc.h (52, 2003-02-14)
xawtv-3.9\xawtv-3.95\common\midictrl.c (7998, 2003-02-14)
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Documentation overview ====================== README [this file] gives a overview over the package. Build instructions, short overview over every program, some maybe useful URL's. man pages For most programs a manual page is available. README.xfree4 Some notes about XFree86 4.x and the Xvideo extention. README.recording If you want record videos, have a look at this file. It also has some notes about how to process / playback the files recorded by xawtv/streamer. README.network How to stream video/audio over the net. Pointers to other software for the most part. README.lirc Some hints how make lirc work with xawtv. README.bttv Some hints to get bttv going, also lists some known problems. UPDATE_TO_v3.0 Some hints for upgrading from 2.x to 3.x (config file syntax changes, ...) before sending me email... ========================== IMPORTANT: Don't send me mails with images attached unless I ask you to do so. Mails with images attached will go to /dev/null unseen, you will never ever see an answer for these. If you have problems after upgrading, please check the ChangeLog for hints first. Looking into the ChangeLog is a good idea in general, because it is updated for every release, the other files are updated less frequently and might be a bit outdated. For problem/bug reports: * emails with questions answered in the documentation will go to /dev/null. * emails which don't have any useful informations (like "xawtv doesn't work, please help me") will go to /dev/null. "useful information" includes at least: - xawtv version - kernel version - which driver (+ version if you know) - which hardware (although I probably can help with bttv driver problems only). - which TV norms are used in your country. - if xawtv prints errors, include these too (cut+paste) - don't forget a description of your problem :-) If you are using bttv as driver: - the insmod arguments for the modules - the kernel messages printed by bttv while loading. If you are _really_sure_ some information isn't important for your problem, you can skip it. But if in doubt, better include it... For patches/changes: * Please add a comment on what is changed and why you changed it. * Please send unified diffs ("diff -u") against the latest version. * Please don't reformat my source code. * Complete patches have better chances to go in. Quick+dirty hacks which need cleanups and lack documentation updates are less likely to go in simply because I need more time to deal with them. compile & install ================= The commands $ ./configure [ options ] $ make should compile xawtv, v4l-conf, fbtv and a few other utilities. You can also simply type "make" if you don't want to pass any options to configure. If it fails, check that all required packages are installed. Note that the *-devel packages are also required to compile stuff, i.e. you need both libjpeg and libjpeg-devel for example. You can install the programs (as root) with: # make install If you want build RPMs: No problem, just run $ rpm -ta xawtv-3.xx.tar.gz and install them the usual way with "rpm -i". usage ===== bttv ---- bttv isn't bundled with xawtv any more. You can the latest version from http://bytesex.org/bttv/. If you are using kernel 2.4.x, it is very unlikely that you need an update, the bttv driver in 2.4.x is updated in regular intervals. v4l-conf -------- v4l-conf is a small tool which tells video4linux about the current video mode (size and color depth). This requires root privileges, because it is easy to crash the box by passing bogus values there. It requires the X-Server with DGA support up and running or a framebuffer device. It is a temporary hack, this problem will be solved in a better way with a X11 extention. See README.xfree4 for details. Try "v4l-conf -h" for a short description. It is installed suid-root, and xawtv runs it at startup. Should work out-of-the-box without extra configuration. Normally you shouldn't need to worry about it, but for debugging it is handy do run it from the shell and check the output. xawtv ----- There is a man page now, read it. Don't expect you can use xawtv without reading the documentation at least once. You are lost if you don't know the keyboard shortcuts, xawtv isn't a mouse-only program. xawtv will not work without the app-defaults. If you want to try xawtv without installing it, use this... $ XUSERFILESEARCHPATH=./%N.ad $ export XUSERFILESEARCHPATH $ ./xawtv ...to make sure xawtv finds the application defaults (the Xawtv.ad file). If v4l-conf isn't installed too, you have to run it once (as root) before starting xawtv. motv ---- That's basically xawtv with better (IMO), motif-based GUI. Feature set is very close to xawtv, they share a lot of code (basically everything but the athena/motif GUI code). motv uses Motif 2.x features (utm, render tables). This means you need openmotif, lesstif does *not* work. xawtv-remote ------------ remote control for xawtv. Works with motv too. Takes commands for xawtv as command line arguments. Check 'xawtv-remote -h' for details. A man-page exists too. ObSecurity: This uses X Properties, everyone who is allowed to connect to your X11 Display can control xawtv. There is a GUI (Qt) version at: http://www.ben2.ucla.edu/~wtho/xawtv-qremote/xawtv-qremote-0.01.tar.gz fbtv ---- TV program for the linux console. Runs on top of a framebuffer device. Check out man-page and source code for details. ttv --- aa-lib based TV app which renders the TV image on any text terminal. scantv ------ scans for tv stations and writes a initial config file for xawtv and motv. v4lctl ------ This tool allows to control a v4l device from the command line. Also can capture images. Check the man-page for details. streamer -------- Command line tool for streaming capture, including audio. Single frames work too. Try the '-h' switch for a description. A (short) man page is available too. pia --- simple movie player, should play every movie file (mov+avi) recorded by streamer, xawtv and motv. radio ----- You have to load the driver using "insmod bttv radio=1" for radio support. The MAKEDEV script should create the required /dev/radio* devices. radio is a console application (curses). up/down tune, 'q' quits, the function keys recall the programmed stations. radio reads the kradio config file. You can't configure anything with radio, you'll have to use kradio or vi for this. The config file format is documented in the man page. kradio (my KDE radio app) isn't included any more, it is available as separate tarball now. videotext / teletext -------------------- alevt is _the_ videotext application for bttv. URL below. A http server for videotext called 'alevtd' is in the vbistuff subdirectory. Recent xawtv version also come with mtt, which is a interactive videotext application for X11 (Motif) and console. webcam ------ This is a webcam tool. Captures a image, annotates with a text + current time and uploads it to the webserver using ftp in an endless loop. Needs the ftp utility. Should survive dropped ftp-connections (webserver reboot) without problems. It has a man-page... perl ---- Hint for all perl users/hackers: There is a Video::Capture::V4l module available at CPAN. It can do capture, vbi decoding, and it comes with a nifty tool to do a channel scan (decodes the station ID from vbi). resources ========= http://bytesex.org/xawtv/ - xawtv [me] http://bytesex.org/bttv/ - bttv [me] http://lecker.essen.de/~froese/ - alevt [Edgar] http://bttv-v4l2.sourceforge.net/ - bttv2 [Justin] http://roadrunner.swansea.uk.linux.org/v4l.shtml - v4l [Alan] http://www.thedirks.org/v4l2/ - v4l2 [Bill] http://www.tk.uni-linz.ac.at/~simon/private/i2c/ - i2c [Simon] http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/vic/ - vic Have fun! Gerd -- Gerd Knorr

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