Re: VS: what's wrong with v4l2 and xv?

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Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:22:34 -0500 - Brian J. Murrell
> On Tue, Jan 08, 2002 at 03:47:37AM -0600, Erik W Hanson wrote:
> >  v4lctl setattr "VCR Hack" 1
> > cmd: VCR Hack: attribute not found
> > valid choices are: "bright", "contrast", "color", "hue", "mute", "norm", "input"
> 
> You need to unset DISPLAY or set it to something that will not resolve
> to your Xvideo capable X-server.  v4lctl uses the APIs "Xvideo, v4l2,
> v4l" in that order.  The VCR Hack is only available in v4l2 so you
> need to prevent v4lctl from using the Xvideo extention in your
> Xserver.
> 
> > notice agc, comb, luma, automute, audio mode are not listed, but show up in
> > xawtv's menu only when _not_ using xv.
> 
> Right.  v4l2 has all the neat knobs, not xv.  Therefore you need to
> force xawtv and v4lctl to use v4l2.  xawtv has a switch for it, v4lctl
> does not, so making DISPLAY invalid has the same effect.

So I'm out of luck then. If I try to use xawtv without xv, I can't change
channels or anything, I get lots of errors and it finally segfaults when I
try to change channel:
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_TUNER(cmd=0xc090561d): Invalid argument
ioctl: VIDIOC_G_TUNER(cmd=0xc090561d): Invalid argument
ioctl: VIDIOC_S_TUNER(cmd=0x4090561e): Invalid argument
Segmentation fault
The errors appear randomly while viewing.

 -Erik





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