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A commandline utility bundled in the [[LinuxTV dvb-apps|dvb-apps]] which can, amongst other capabilities, provide DVB viewing with devices with on-board hardware decoders (formerly often referred to as "[[Full-featured Card|full featured]]" devices). |
A commandline utility bundled in the [[LinuxTV dvb-apps|dvb-apps]] which can, amongst other capabilities, provide DVB viewing with devices with on-board hardware decoders (formerly often referred to as "[[Full-featured Card|full featured]]" devices). |
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Example command to capture video and live closed captioning: |
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# Pipe stream to file and to the closed captioning decoder using tee |
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# gnutv's default value for -channels is /etc/channels.conf |
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gnutv -adapter $DEV -timeout $TIM -out stdout $CH | tee $FIL.mpg | \ |
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zvbi-atsc-cc --atsc -p -m -T -1 - -2 - -X - $CH > $FIL.txt |
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[[Category:Software]] |
[[Category:Software]] |
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Revision as of 01:02, 28 September 2011
A commandline utility bundled in the dvb-apps which can, amongst other capabilities, provide DVB viewing with devices with on-board hardware decoders (formerly often referred to as "full featured" devices).
Example command to capture video and live closed captioning:
# Pipe stream to file and to the closed captioning decoder using tee # gnutv's default value for -channels is /etc/channels.conf gnutv -adapter $DEV -timeout $TIM -out stdout $CH | tee $FIL.mpg | \ zvbi-atsc-cc --atsc -p -m -T -1 - -2 - -X - $CH > $FIL.txt