0.9.12 - Fri Nov 21 23:29:32 AST 2003
  * vektor: Updated with the xmltv memset fix, aspect ratio fix, and
      cs and sv translation updates.
 
0.9.11 - Thu Nov 13 09:39:14 AST 2003
  * vektor: Added a NOOP command for helping to kill our default key
      bindings.
  * vektor: Renamed 'sharpness' to 'horizontal resolution' to avoid some
      confusion.
  * vektor: Don't set our own colourkey, just re-define the system colour
      key instead.  This lets users change it if they want to do silly
      transparency effects.
  * vektor: Added new commands UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT.  These will help
      make the commands from lirc or similar make more sense without
      resorting to fake keystroke events.  This has the side effect of
      changing the binding of left/right to be volume instead of fine tuning.
  * vektor: Disabling the wine DScaler module loader on non-x86 architectures.
      This should let tvtime compile for some users.  Thanks to Helge
      Kreutzmann.
  * vektor: Fixed the XMLTV code to handle entries where the timezone
      does not match the local timezone.
  * vektor: Changed fifodir to /tmp.  This is both easier for packaging,
      and more FHS-correct.
  * vektor: Added logic to decode channel names from tv_grab_na.
  * vektor: Fixed the screenshot command to be more flexible with
      where it takes arguments from, should work for keybindings now.
  * vektor: Fixed tvtime-command handling for commands that take
      arguments but don't get them.
  * vektor: React to button events on release not on press.
  * larman: Display the upcoming show name from XMLTV.
  * vektor: Added CHANNEL_JUMP as a name alias for CHANNEL_PREV.
  * vektor: Document some commands which we forgot about in the man
      page for tvtime-command: DISPLAY_MESSAGE, KEY_EVENT,
      SHOW_DEINTERLACER_INFO, SHOW_MENU, SET_MATTE, and SLEEP.
  * vektor: Save state of the mirror filter across sessions.
  * vektor: Save state of closed captions across sessions.
  * vektor: Save state of the colour invert filter across sessions.
  * vektor: Added a command to set the fullscreen position.
  * vektor: Fixed gettext to initialize properly.
  * vektor: Fixed bt8x8 detection for V4L2.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15"?>
<!DOCTYPE tvtime PUBLIC "-//tvtime//DTD tvtime 1.0//EN" "http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/DTD/tvtime1.dtd">
<tvtime xmlns="http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/DTD/">
 
  <!--
    Default $HOME/.tvtime/tvtime.xml configuration file.
    Do not edit this config file while tvtime is running, it
    will be overwritten during runtime to update program settings.
  -->
 
 
  <!--
    The verbose setting indicates that we should print full
    informational and warning messages to stderr while running tvtime.
    Otherwise, only fatal errors will be printed to the output.
  -->
  <option name="Verbose" value="0"/>
 
 
  <!-- This sets the default capture device to use. -->
  <option name="V4LDevice" value="/dev/video0"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets the default capture card input to be opened by tvtime.
    For example, for my WinTV card has the tuner as source 0, and
    its composite input as source 1.  Sources can be changed at runtime
    using the "toggle_input" command, which is key command "i" by
    default.
  -->
  <option name="V4LInput" value="0"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets the default TV norm.  Valid options are:
       ntsc
       pal
       secam
       pal-nc
       pal-m
       pal-n
       ntsc-jp
  -->
  <option name="Norm" value="SECAM"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets the default frequency table to use for any tuners found.
    Possibilities are:
       us-cable
       us-broadcast
       japan-cable
       japan-broadcast
       europe
       australia
       australia-optus
       newzealand
       france
       russia
  -->
  <option name="Frequencies" value="france"/>
 
  <!--
    There are two special NTSC cable standards in the US: IRC and HRC.
    In IRC, channels 5 and 6 are on different frequencies, and HRC mode
    shifts all frequencies up by 1.25MHz (and is also weird on channels
    5 and 6).  Use this option to set the cable mode to "Standard",
    "IRC", or "HRC".  It is very rare that you will see cable systems
    that use IRC or HRC cable.
  -->
  <option name="NTSCCableMode" value="Standard"/>
 
  <!--
    Toggle whether tvtime should check if there is a signal present
    when changing channels etc.  If your card doesn't suck, you
    shouldn't need to shut this off.  Disabling this feature will also
    disable the channel scanner.
  -->
  <option name="CheckForSignal" value="1"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets how many pixels per scanline to request from the capture
    card.  A higher setting gives better quality, while a lower setting
    means we do less work, and so tvtime will run faster.  If you have
    a slower CPU (like, less than 500Mhz or so), maybe values of 480
    or 400 might suit you best.  For best quality, choose a high value
    like 720 or 768.  Most capture cards cannot sample higher than 768
    pixels per scanline.
  -->
  <option name="InputWidth" value="720"/>
 
 
  <!--
    Set this to 1 to enable VBI decoding.  tvtime supports decoding of
    closed captions and XDS channel information data.  Both of these
    standards are specific to NTSC regions, since that's what the
    tvtime authors use. :)
  -->
  <option name="UseVBI" value="0"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets which device to use for VBI decoding.
  -->
  <option name="VBIDevice" value="/dev/vbi0"/>
 
 
  <!--
    This option enables 16:9 aspect ratio mode by default on startup.
  -->
  <option name="Widescreen" value="0"/>
 
  <!--
    Default to a 768x576 window.
  -->
  <option name="OutputHeight" value="576"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets the percent of the sides to leave to the overscan, that
    is, don't show them at all.  Safe action area on a television is 10%
    in the overscan, but that's a bit restrictive.  If you want tvtime
    to look like a TV, a good value would be about 6-8%.  The value is
    in percent, so for 8%, use 8.0.
  -->
  <option name="Overscan" value="2.0"/>
 
  <!--
    Set this to 1 to have tvtime start in fullscreen mode.  This setting is
    set at runtime so that when you quit tvtime in fullscreen, starting it
    again will start back in fullscreen mode.
  -->
  <option name="Fullscreen" value="0"/>
 
  <!--
    This sets the framerate of the output from tvtime.
 
    0 = Full framerate mode, every field is deinterlaced.
        59.94fps for NTSC, 50fps for PAL.
    1 = Half framerate mode, deinterlace every top field to a frame (TFF).
        29.97fps for NTSC, 25fps for PAL.
    2 = Half framerate mode, deinterlace every bottom field to a frame (BFF).
        29.97fps for NTSC, 25fps for PAL.
 
    The two half framerate modes are useful for progressive content from
    video game consoles.  Use weave and select either TFF or BFF, whichever
    does not exhibit interlace effects.
  -->
  <option name="FramerateMode" value="0"/>
 
 
  <!--
    This indicates whether the luma correction option should be enabled by
    default when starting the application.  Luma correction can be turned
    on or off within the application using the "c" key.
  -->
  <option name="ApplyLumaCorrection" value="1"/>
 
  <!--
    This indicates the power for correction.  A value of 1.0 does
    nothing except apply Bt8x8 correction, if you have a Bt8x8-based
    capture card.  Values less than one make the output darker, and
    values greater than one make the output brighter.  The valid range
    is 0.1 to 10.0 in increments of 0.1.
  -->
  <option name="LumaCorrection" value="1.0"/>
 
 
  <!--
    Sets the default process priority.  By default, tvtime tries to be
    a real hog and get -19 priority, which is insane, but hey, if a
    frame comes in we need to process it right away or it gets dropped,
    right? :)    Acceptable values are from -20 to 20, with lower values
    meaning higher priority (blame UNIX for that).
  -->
  <option name="ProcessPriority" value="-19"/>
 
  <!--
    Sets the time format to be used in the tvtime on-screen display.
    The format is a string in the same format as strftime(3).  The
    default is to use the time format of your locale.
  -->
  <option name="TimeFormat" value="%X"/>
 
  <!--
    This is the default directory in which screenshots are placed.
    The default is to save them into the user's home directory.
  -->
  <option name="ScreenShotDir" value="~"/>
 
  <!--
    These options set the ARGB colours used for the text in the
    on-screen display.  The default for the channel name is "yellow"
    (0xffffff00), and the default for the surrounding text is "wheat"
    (0xfff5deb3).  The colour format can be hexadecimal or decimal.
    If the alpha channel is not specified the default is "opaque" (255).
 
    Examples: 0xffaadd, 0xff0000ff, 0xff, 0xffff, 255 255 0, 0,
              16777215.
  -->
  <option name="ChannelTextFG" value="0xFFFFFF00"/>
  <option name="OtherTextFG" value="0xFFF5DEB3"/>
 
  <!--
    This setting is saved at runtime to remember the current channel.
  -->
  <option name="PrevChannel" value="2"/>
 
  <!--
    This setting is saved at runtime to remember the previous channel.
  -->
  <option name="Channel" value="3"/>
 
  <!--
    This setting is saved at runtime the deinterlacer used.
 
    Supported deinterlacers are:
 
    LineDoubler    Line Doubler
    Greedy         Dscaler: Greedy - Low Motion
    Greedy2Frame   DScaler: Greedy - 2-frame
    GreedyH        DScaler: Greedy - High Motion
    TomsMoComp     DScaler: TomsMoComp
    TwoFrame       DScaler: TwoFrame
    VideoBob       DScaler: Video Bob
    VideoWeave     DScaler: Video Weave
    Linear         Linear Interpolation
    LinearBlend    mplayer: Linear Blend
    OverlayBob     Overlay Bob
    Vertical       ffmpeg: Vertical Deinterlace Filter
    Weave          Weave Last Field
  -->
  <option name="DeinterlaceMethod" value="AdaptiveAdvanced"/>
 
 
  <!--
    Preset "modes" may be defined for convenience.  By default, tvtime
    ships with two useful modes: LargeWindow and SmallWindow.
  -->
 
  <mode name="LargeWindow">
    <option name="DeinterlaceMethod" value="GreedyH"/>
  </mode>
 
  <mode name="SmallWindow">
    <option name="DeinterlaceMethod" value="OverlayBob"/>
    <option name="FramerateMode" value="1"/>
    <option name="OutputHeight" value="288"/>
  </mode>