FXTV(1)

NAME
fxtv - TV Display and Capture Application for X and bktr(4)

SYNOPSIS
fxtv [lots of options]

DESCRIPTION
Manual page under construction.

Please see lib/X11/fxtv/README file under your X/Windows installation directory for fxtv usage details (e.g. /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fxtv/README).

ENVIRONMENT
The following environment variables affect the execution of fxtv:

XAPPLRESDIR
    Used to find user X app default files (such as 'Fxtv').

XUSERFILESEARCHPATH
    Used to find user X app default files (such as 'Fxtv').

XFILESEARCHPATH
    Used to find system X app default files (such as 'Fxtv' and Fxtv bitmaps).

FILES
/dev/bktr?
    bktr driver interface device
/dev/tuner?
    bktr tuner interface device
/dev/dsp?
    Voxware soundcard DSP control device
/dev/mixer?
    Voxware soundcard mixer control device
/dev/null
    A black hole. Devours useless programs and data.

EXAMPLES
The following are examples of typical usage of the fxtv command:

    % fxtv
    % fxtv -help
    % fxtv -debug startup
    % fxtv -disableDirectV

SEE ALSO
bktr(4)

STANDARDS
Live fast. Have fun. Die hard.

DIAGNOSTICS
Exit status is 0 on success, and 1 if something bad happened (...maybe. Your machine might be locked up.)

HISTORY
A long time ago on a network far, far away, a group of rebel hackers smuggled the schematics for the Brooktree848 and built a capture driver for fellow desktop power users. It worked well. Just needed an application to show it off. And so, circa March 1997, fxtv was born.

AUTHORS
Randall Hopper <aa8vb@nc.rr.com>.

BUGS
This man page needs some real work.