Yeah, I'd come across your post with that in and it works, but I'm
actually trying to use this with mythtv. MythTv appears to reset the
tv norm to PAL-BG whenever it records so I get no sound :-(
I've only just started digging into this and I think V4L1 only let you
say I want PAL while V4L2 lets you say I want PAL-I, so this actually
an application rather than driver issue, though if anyone was going to
tell me I was wrong this is the list where it would happen!
Andrew
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:50:49 +0000, Ian Pickworth <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Andrew Wilkinson wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a cx8800 based card that works fine, I have sound and picture
> > apart from the fact that it defaults to PAL-BG. I live in the UK so I
> > need PAL-I to get proper sound, but when an application sets the tv
> > norm to PAL the card goes into PAL-BG mode and I need to use v4lctl to
> > set it to PAL-I.
> I asked a while back, and it appeared difficult at driver level. So, I
> use a local script file to force PAL-I. For tvtime its as follows:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> tvtime &
> sleep 1
> v4lctl setnorm PAL-I
> tvtime-command CHANNEL_DOWN CHANNEL_UP
>
>
> For mplayer/mencoder you can tell it to use PAL-I as follows (example):
>
> mplayer tv:// -tv input=0:driver=v4l2:normid=4........
>
> 'man mplayer' has the gruesome details.
>
> Once coded you can just forget about it - works for me :-).
> Hope this helps.
> Regards
> Ian
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