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用perl和gtk+写的调用mplayer播放电视的软件

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Install

   On most systems you can follow these instructions:
    1. You need these packages: mplayer, scantv, libgtk2-perl (debian) or
       perl-Gtk2, perl-Glib, perl-ExtUtils-Depends,
       perl-ExtUtils-PkgConfig (Red Hat), perl-modules (debian) and perl.
       You can download perl-Gtk2 packages at 
       http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=64773
    2. Untar archive file as root:
       localhost:/usr/local# tar -xvzf mplayerTV-0.2.1rc1.tar.gz
    3. Run install:
       localhost:/usr/local/mplayerTV-0.2.1rc1# ./install
    4. Run mplayerTV as general user:
       me@localhost:~$ mplayerTV

   Under debian you can use .deb packages:
   dpkg -i mplayertv_0.2.1rc1-1_all.deb libmplayer-perl_0.04-1_all.deb

   Under rpm based systems:
   rpm -i mplayertv-0.2.1rc1-1.noarch.rpm libmplayer-perl-0.04-1.noarch.rpm

Configuration

   First set your video: Norm (PAL, NTSC, etc.), Input (probably
   Television), Channel list (europe-east, us-cable, etc.). Now you can
   run scantv. If you see something like this in a new terminal window:
   "xterm: Can't execvp scantv: No such file or directory" then scantv is
   not in path or not installed. Otherwise you see scantv scans a
   frequency range.

   You must set video output driver (xv or sdl are good choice), TV
   driver (v4l or v4l2 under Linux) and set mplayer path. Pre-exec line
   executed previous mplayer and post-exec after mplayer. My pre-exec:
   amixer set Line 90%,90% unmute cap
   and my post-exec:
   amixer set Line 90%,90% mute cap.

   External volume control examples:
   aumix -l%s%d%
   or with ALSA:
   amixer set Line %d%%s
   where %d is absolute value of volume and %s is '+' or '-' character.
   External volume control program started by mplayerTV when user change
   channel. You can set volume for each channel at configure dialog.

Command line options

   Usage: mplayerTV [-w] [-h] [-v] [-c] [-d] [-D]

   Options:
     * -w: run in 'watch it' mode
     * -h: prints help
     * -v: prints version
     * -c: prints copyright informations
     * -d: verbose
     * -D: very verbose

   In "watch it" mode mplayerTV immediately starts mplayer.

   If mplayerTV does'nt start mplayer try run mplayerTV in terminal with
   -d or -D options.

   TO DO...

   This program is under development. If you have any question send email
   to [e-mail]