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Revision as of 21:25, 4 June 2006
Note: The correct title of this article is dvbscan. It appears incorrectly here due to technical restrictions.
dvbscan is a basic command-line utility to produce a set of channel configuration. It emits this information to stdout.
Usage
dvbscan does not do a full-spectrum frequency scan. In order to get information on the multiplexes available, it reads this information from an existing transport. So you have to feed it this information ; happily, the source distribution comes with a handy selection of transport settings for most of the available transmitters.
The simplest use is (for example, running from the source folder)
dvbscan dvb-t/uk-[[Winter Hill]] > channels.conf
Tzap and it's siblings require a channels.conf file placed in their user config folder to operate.
There are a slew of options for those with extra DVB devices, those wanting to use VDR and for filtering radio stations and encrypted channels.
