[mythtv-users] nvtv command line settings

James L. Paul james at mauibay.net
Sun Feb 8 21:11:49 EST 2004


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On Sunday 08 February 2004 14:38, Jarod C. Wilson wrote:
> On Feb 7, 2004, at 23:52, James L. Paul wrote:
> >> **The way I am starting this is that I have a shell script with the
> >> above
> >> line in it. It is then symlinked into the ~/.kde/Autostart folder of
> >> my
> >> home directory. This fires it up, but is shifting the pic.
> >
> > Maybe it's only a solution due to some quirk in my setup, but try
> > running nvtv
> > a second time, thusly:
> >
> > /usr/local/bin/nvtv -t -S NTSC -r 640,480 -s Huge
> > /usr/local/bin/nvtv -t -S NTSC -r 640,480 -s Huge
> >
> > I know it's silly, but I'm curious to know if it works for you. ;)
>
> Rather than run the command twice, what I was doing back when I had a
> GF2MX in my secondary system, was running nvtv, telling it to turn the
> TV-Out off, then immediately turning it back on with all the settings I
> wanted. Probably the same effect, but somewhat less kludgy looking. ;-)

No doubt. :) Seriously, what happened to me was that I was editing my script 
to add nvtv because I thought I had forgotten it. I just tacked the command 
at the end of the file, the script worked and I thought no more about it 
until a later time when I was editing the script for a non-related issue and 
noticed that I had the nvtv command in there twice. Liking elegance, I 
removed one line and noticed that it broke things.

Being lazy that day, I just re-added the second invocation and haven't thought 
about it in months until seeing this thread yesterday. :) Now, in a defiant 
fit of lazyness, I think I'll leave it alone. I like your suggestion though, 
it at least does a much better job of disguising the inelegance. :)
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