SYNOPSIS

atitv

DESCRIPTION

The program atitv is still under development. It gives basic functionality needed to record video and take snapshots.

FILE FORMATS

Note, motion capture in atitv use a special ".yuv" file format unique to gatos.

Snapshots on the other hand save to ".ppm" files, which are viewable (and convertible) by most graphics programs.

OPTIONS

-h --help

Get help.

--version

Get version info.

-m <mux>

Specify which input to use (Composite, SVHS or TV).

-v <volume>

Set volume.

-c <channel>

Set channel.

-s <xs> <ys>

Set capture size.

COMMANDS

rec <n> <f>

Record yuv file for n seconds to filename f.

snap <f>

Capture a single ppm frame to filename f.

EXAMPLES

atitv -c 10 rec 10 f1.yuv -c 11 rec 10 f2.yuv

This will change to channel 10, record 10 seconds to "f1.yuv" then change to channel 11 and record 10 seconds to "f2.yuv"

atitv -m SVHS snap pic.ppm

This will change to the SVHS connector and capture one frame to "pic.ppm"

FILES

/etc/gatos.conf - Configuration file of GATOS.

RELATED TO atitv…

gatos, gatos-conf, gatos.conf, atisplit, atitogif, atitojpg, atitoppm, xatitv, yuvsum, scanpci.

AUTHORS

Atitv was written and copyrighted by Steaphan Greene, \(/Oyvind Aabling, Octavian Purdila, Vladimir Dergachev, Christian Lupien, and Daniel Caujolle-Bert.