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This is not a tvtime-problem, you might try editing udev-rules, there you can define what device get's which device-file on the filesystem.
Something like: http://www.debianhelp.org/node/9235
If you allways have the usb-cam attached, you can also easy go with your solution as well.
2009-10-28 19:49:41 UTC by nobody
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Amazingly enough I found the answer mere seconds before your reply. I changed my tvtime.xml file to read as follows;
Previously it defaulted to which is what a reboot was naming my video cam. Thanks for the response though.
2009-10-28 19:45:08 UTC by cj100570
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I had the same problem but the solution is very simple - just make an icon for running tvtime with something like that:
"tvtime --device=/dev/video1"
You've got to check which video device is TV card (by using something like: "dmesg | grep video").
2009-10-28 19:34:24 UTC by xeros
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I've been using tvtime for a few years now and I absolutely love it. I've recently come across a problem that's driving me crazy. I installed a usb camera and now whenever tvtime starts it chooses the camera as the video source instead of my tv tuner card. I wouldn't consider this that big of an issue except that it won't allow me to change the source when it does this. I have to close tvtime...
2009-10-28 16:50:28 UTC by cj100570
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Latvian translation.
2009-10-21 20:13:40 UTC by nobody
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Hi,
I have Intel 852 video driver and I run tvtime which works fine with input video until I run a transparent overlay on top. When I have this transparent overlay on top, I am just getting blue screen. If I bring tvtime app on top, it seems to be showing video fine. Are there any video driver, tvtime, X11 settings that can help with this behavior? I used mplayer with "-vo x11" option and...
2009-10-13 18:31:41 UTC by nobody
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Hi,
I have Intel 852 video driver and I run tvtime which works fine with input video until I run a transparent overlay on top. When I have this transparent overlay on top, I am just getting blue screen. If I bring tvtime app on top, it seems to be showing video fine. Are there any video driver, tvtime, X11 settings that can help with this behavior? I used mplayer with "-vo x11" option and...
2009-10-13 15:39:48 UTC by nobody
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I have the same situation as described in 1st post ("a widescreen TFT screen and my PAL bttv card receives a widescreen 16:9 image on a 4:3 canvas resulting in a black top and bottom banner"). None of the tvtime option helps, not even the "matte-option". It just stretches the image in many ways, but does not crop the banners. It would be helpful: all screens and TV broadcasts are now wide I...
2009-10-01 20:09:10 UTC by nobody
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Goto tvtime directory, then
$ patch -p1 < tvtime-1.0.1-savematte.patch.
2009-09-24 10:35:24 UTC by nobody
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Yes how do you install the patch??.
2009-09-24 07:40:33 UTC by nobody
