| Name : w_scan
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| Version : 20170107
| Vendor : (none)
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| Release : 1pclos2017
| Date : 2017-05-23 18:15:38
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| Group : Video
| Source RPM : w_scan-20170107-1pclos2017.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.42 MB
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| Packager : bb2 < bb2>
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| Summary : w_scan (cli) scans for DVB and ATSC transmissions.
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Description :
w_scan is a small command line utility used to perform frequency scans for DVB and ATSC transmissions.
It is capable of creating channels.conf files (in different output formats !) as well as initial tuning data for scan.
It\'s based on the utility scan from linuxtv-dvb-apps, but meanwhile it was heavily changed and has different features:
1. no need for \"initial transponders\", and such no need for a config file
2. w_scan finds automatically the best matching dvb card
3. complete different command line options
4. a different default output format as well as bunch of output formats. (if you feel, that some format is missing - contact me)
w_scan\'s command line options:
-f Frontend Type
a = ATSC, see also option A
c = DVB-C
s = DVB-S/S2
t = DVB-T (default)
-c Country
Specify your country, mandatory for ATSC and DVB-C/T
NOTE: since w_scan-200905xx, use -c? for a list of identifiers
-s Satellit
Specify your satellite, mandatory for DVB-S/S2
NOTE: since w_scan-200905xx, use -s? for a list of identifiers
-A N ATSC Type (Cable/Aerial)
1 = Terrestrial/Aerial (VSB) [default]
2 = Cable
3 = both of them, Aerial and Cable
-o N optional: explicitly specify VDR version
6 = VDR-1.6 (default)
7 = VDR-1.7
-X czap/tzap/xine output format
alternative channels.conf output format, matching for
tzap, czap, xine etc.
-x create initial tuning data for (dvb-)scan
-k create channels.dvb for kaffeine-0.8.5
-I import of (dvb)scan initial-tuning-data (since 200905xx)
-h basic help
-H extended help for expert functionality
How to use, some working examples:
1. DVB-T with VDR-1.6.x (country = Germany):
w_scan -ft -c DE >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
2. DVB-T with VDR-1.6.x (country = United Kingdom):
w_scan -ft -c GB >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
3. DVB-C with VDR-1.6.x (country = Finland):
w_scan -fc -c FI >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
4. DVB-T and DVB-C with VDR-1.4.x:
w_scan -ft -c DE >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf && w_scan -fc -c DE >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
5. DVB-S, HDTV for vdr-1.7, Astra S19.2E:
w_scan -fs -sS19E2 -o7 >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
6. DVB-S, SDTV up to vdr-1.6, Hotbird S13.0E:
w_scan -fs -sS13E0 >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
7. DVB-S, HDTV vdr-1.7, Hotbird S13.0E on DiSeqC 4-port switch port 3 (ports 0..3):
w_scan -fs -sS13E0 -o7 -D2c >> /etc/vdr/channels.conf
8. Show basic help:
w_scan -h
9. Show extended help:
w_scan -H
10. create DVB-T initial-tuning-data:
w_scan -ft -c DE -x > initial-tuning-data.txt
11. create DVB-C initial-tuning-data:
w_scan -fc -c DE -x > initial-tuning-data.txt
12. create DVB-S initial-tuning-data:
w_scan -fs -s S19E2 -x > initial-tuning-data.txt
13. DVB-T kaffeine channels.dvb:
w_scan -k > channels.dvb
14. DVB-C kaffeine channels.dvb:
w_scan -fc -k > channels.dvb
15. north-american ATSC Aerial (VSB):
w_scan -fa > channels.conf
16. north-american ATSC Cable TV (US QAM Annex-B):
w_scan -A2 > channels.conf
17. north-american ATSC Aerial (VSB) and Cable (US QAM-B):
w_scan -A3 > channels.conf
Reporting problems:
A log file can be created with
./w_scan -v -v 2>&1 | tee w_scan.log
usually one can understand from that file what goes wrong.
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