Ivtvfbctl
From IVTV
Development Version:
Usage:
-a, --osd=<on>|<off>
toggle OSD
-d, --device=/dev/fbX
set the framebuffer device used by your tuner card
(default: /dev/fb0)
-f, --flicker=<on>|<off>
toggle flicker reduction
-g, --globalalpha=<on>|<off>
toggle global alpha layer
-h, --help display this help
-l, --localalpha=<on>|<off>
toggle local alpha layer
-v, --alpha=<val> sets the OSD alpha level
-w, --window=left=<val>,top=<val>,width=<val>,height=<val>
sets the screen area to use for video
Expert Options:
-b, --bltcopy does a BLT copy
-n, --nosleep don't sleep while doing prepdma
-o, --osdoffset=right=<val>,bottom=<val>
sets the offset (from the bottom right) for the OSD
-p, --prepdma prepare DMA
-s, --osdstride=<val> sets the pixel stride (width) for the OSD
-t, --osdlines=<val> sets the number of lines to display (height) for the OSD
-x, --xoffset=<val> adds <val> to the x offset, negative numbers work
(allows moving the OSD right)
Stable Version:
Usage: ivtvfbctl /dev/fbX the framebuffer device for your tuner card [-help] this help [-on|-off] enables / disables alpha layers [-globalalpha|-noglobalalpha] enables / disables global alpha [-localalpha|-nolocalalpha] enables / disables local alpha [-flicker|-noflicker] enables / disables the flicker reduction module [-alpha<alpha>] sets the OSD alpha level [-window left top width height] sets the screen area to use for video [-osdoffset x] sets the x-offset (from the right) for the OSD [-osdx x] adds x to the x-offset, negative numbers work [-osdy y] sets the y-offset (from the bottom) for the OSD [-osdstride x] sets the pixel stride for the OSD [-osdlines y] sets the height of the OSD [-bltcopy][-nosleep][-prepdma]
