panelctl(1) [centos man page]
PANELCTL(1) User Commands PANELCTL(1) NAME
panelctl - manual page for panelctl (libavc1394) 0.1 SYNOPSIS
panelctl [OPTION] <channel|command> DESCRIPTION
panelctl is a command line tool to send control commands via an IEEE1394 link to an AV/C Panel such as the Motorola Digital Consumer Termi- nal (DCT) series. Or for the non-techies: panelctl lets you remote control your digital cable box via a Firewire cable. OPTIONS
-d, --debug Display debug information -h, --help Display this help and exit -v, --version Output version information and exit Channels: 001 - 999 Tune directly to a specific channel Commands: ok Select the highlighted item up Move up in the menu or guide down Move down in the menu or guide left Move left in the menu or guide right Move right in the menu or guide menu Enter or Exit the Main Menu lock Bring up Parental Control screen guide Bring up Listings By Time screen favorite Scan through just your favorite channels exit Return to live TV from the menu or guide enter Enter the digital Music menu channelup Change channel up channeldown Change channel down last Return to the previous menu or channel info See a description of the current show help See helpful information pageup Move up one page in the menu or guide pagedown Move down one page in the menu or guide power Toggle the device on or off volumeup Change volume up volumedown Change volume down mute Toggle sound on or off play Play DVR or On-Demand content stop Stop DVR or On-Demand content pause Pause DVR or On-Demand content record Record content on the DVR rewind Rewind DVR or On-Demand content fastforward Fast Forward DVR or On-Demand content soundoff Turn sound off soundon Turn sound on num0 - num9 Emulate a number key pressed AUTHOR
Written by Stacey Son, John Woodell, and Dan Dennedy. COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2004-2006 SEE ALSO
dvcont panelctl (libavc1394) 0.1 April 2006 PANELCTL(1)
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DVCONT(1) General Commands Manual DVCONT(1) NAME
dvcont - send control commands to DV cameras SYNOPSIS
dvcont <command1> [ <command2> ... ] DESCRIPTION
dvcont is a command line tool to send control commands via an IEEE1394 link to a device that implements the AV/C specifications by the 1394 Trade Association. Or for the non-techies: dvcont lets you remote control your DV camera via a Firewire cable. The following commands are understood: dev <number> Select device number on chain to use. (dvcont tries to automatically detect the camera. Use the dev command BEFORE any other com- mands for manual control.) play Tell the camera to play. If already playing, it toggles slow-motion. reverse Tell the camera to play in reverse. If already playing, it toggles slow-motion. trickplay < -14 to +14 > Tell the camera to play at various speeds. 0 = forward play, -14 = fastest reverse, -8 = 1X reverse, -1 = slowest reverse, 1 = slowest forward, 8 = 1X forward, 14 = fastest forward. (Not supported by all cameras.) stop Tell the camera to stop playing. rewind Tell the camera to rewind. (Use in stop or play mode.) ff Tell the camera to fast forward. (Use in stop or play mode.) pause Tell the camera to toggle pause play. next Tell the camera to go to the next frame. (Use in pause mode.) nextindex Tell the camera to search for the next scene. (Use in pause or play mode.) prev Tell the camera to go to the previous frame. (Use in pause mode) previndex Tell the camera to search for the previous scene. (Use in pause or play mode) record Tell the camera to record. (Use with caution!) eject Tell the camera to eject the tape. (Not supported by all cameras.) timecode Report the timecode on tape in the format HH:MM:SS:FF. status Report the status of the device. verbose Tell the program to tell you debug info. version Tell the program to tell you the program version. help Tell the program to show you a help screen. AUTHORS
dvcont was written by Jason Howard <jason@spectsoft.com> and Dan Dennedy <dan@dennedy.org>. This man page was written with the help of help2man by Daniel Kobras <kobras@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others). Updated by Dan Dennedy <dan@dennedy.org>. dvcont September 2001 DVCONT(1)