dxr3config & linvdr-dxr3.deb

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Description (dxr3config)

dxr3config is a small tool, which helps you to find the appropriate module parameters for a dxr3-mpeg card.

Features

You will fast find the needed parameters with a generated test image
Hardware detection
VDR independent
Dialog based in the interactive mode
Handles the red/blue, black&white problems, too
Supports nearly all available dxr3->display adapters (svideo, scart, yuv)
dxr3config checks the module installation and reports errors

Installation

Download dxr3config
Extract dxr3config with: tar -xzf dxr3configXXX.tgz -C /
Run dxr3config by typing dxr3config

Installation before Version 0.3.0

create an empty directory (mkdir dxr3configurator)
change in to the new directory (cd dxr3configurator)
download dxr3config
unpack dxr3config into this empty directory (tar -xzvf dxr3configXXX.tgz)
stop every application which uses your dxr3 card
run dxr3config by ./dxr3config.sh

Requirements

dialog for the interactive mode (already installed on most systems)
installed dxr3 modules (to use all features you need dxr3 modules >=0.15.2)

Usage

Options:
        -a                    non-interactive mode with hardwaredetection
        -cp                  lists dxr3configs adv717x/bt865 parameters
        -ap                  lists dxr3configs adapter parameters
        -rbp                 lists dxr3configs red/blue parameters
        -h                    this message

This options can/should only be used with --auto:

        -mm            modifies modprobe.conf
                           a copy of your modprobe.conf will be saved.
        -gm              generates a mod-utils compatible
                            dxr3 configuration file in /etc/modprobe.d
        -gs              generates load and unload scripts
        -fbas            try this parameter if your picture is only black&white
                         and you are using a S-VIDEO -> FBAS adapter
                         there will be no effects if your dxr3 has bt865
        -yuv             use this parameter for yuv
                         there will be no effects if your dxr3 has bt865

Examples:

dxr3config -a            loads the dxr3-modules with the needed parameters
dxr3config -a -yuv    loads the dxr3-modules with the needed parameters
                                and configures your dxr3 for yuv
dxr3config -a -gm     loads the dxr3-modules with the needed parameters
                         and stores a modutils compatible file in /etc/modprobe.d/dxr3
dxr3config -a -gs      loads the dxr3-modules with the needed parameters
                         and generates load and unload scripts for the dxr3 modules