Hi!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gerd Knorr)
> > But what should I report on VIDIOCGAUDIO (mode=V_S_STEREO/V_S_MONO)
> > and VIDIOCGTUNER (flags=V_T_STEREO_ON)?
> >
> > a) what the user forced before (mono)
> > b) what the tuner is capable of (stereo)
> > c) what the current broadcaststation is sending
> Bits set for all valid choices, i.e.
>
> mono If the station sends mono
> mono|stereo If the station sends stereo (mono included because one
> can force it to mono).
Hm... in this case the application also doesn't know what the current
state is. - Further, I could implement this behavior with one bit:
switchable and non-switchable... [:
Or should I show 'mono' if the driver is set to stereo and
'stereo' if the driver is set to mono?
Maybe I must set 'stereo' when the station broadcasts in stereo - but
I cant check this in mono mode.
> lang1|lang2 Two different sound carriers (TV stations in europe
> sometimes send movies both original and translated, and
> the user has the choice to listen either (say) english
> or german...)
Okay, maybe v4l fits better for TV, but I'm writing a radio driver (in
Germany)... (:
Thanks,
Robert
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