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VBI capture device interface
[Raw VBI]

Platform independent interface to VBI capture device drivers. More...

Data Structures

struct  vbi_capture_buffer

Typedefs

typedef vbi_capture_buffer vbi_capture_buffer
typedef vbi_capture vbi_capture
 Opaque device interface handle.


Enumerations

enum  VBI_CAPTURE_FD_FLAGS {
  VBI_FD_HAS_SELECT = 1<<0,
  VBI_FD_HAS_MMAP = 1<<1,
  VBI_FD_IS_DEVICE = 1<<2
}
 Properties of capture file handle. More...


Functions

void vbi_capture_sim_add_noise (vbi_capture *cap, unsigned int min_freq, unsigned int max_freq, unsigned int amplitude)
void vbi_capture_sim_decode_raw (vbi_capture *cap, vbi_bool enable)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_sim_new (int scanning, unsigned int *services, vbi_bool interlaced, vbi_bool synchronous)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_v4l2_new (const char *dev_name, int buffers, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errorstr, vbi_bool trace)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_v4l2k_new (const char *dev_name, int fd, int buffers, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errorstr, vbi_bool trace)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_v4l_new (const char *dev_name, int scanning, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errorstr, vbi_bool trace)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_v4l_sidecar_new (const char *dev_name, int given_fd, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errorstr, vbi_bool trace)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_bktr_new (const char *dev_name, int scanning, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errstr, vbi_bool trace)
int vbi_capture_dvb_filter (vbi_capture *cap, int pid)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_dvb_new (char *dev, int scanning, unsigned int *services, int strict, char **errstr, vbi_bool trace) _vbi_deprecated
int64_t vbi_capture_dvb_last_pts (const vbi_capture *cap)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_dvb_new2 (const char *device_name, unsigned int pid, char **errstr, vbi_bool trace)
vbi_capturevbi_capture_proxy_new (struct vbi_proxy_client *vpc, int buffers, int scanning, unsigned int *p_services, int strict, char **pp_errorstr)
int vbi_capture_read_raw (vbi_capture *capture, void *data, double *timestamp, struct timeval *timeout)
int vbi_capture_read_sliced (vbi_capture *capture, vbi_sliced *data, int *lines, double *timestamp, struct timeval *timeout)
int vbi_capture_read (vbi_capture *capture, void *raw_data, vbi_sliced *sliced_data, int *lines, double *timestamp, struct timeval *timeout)
int vbi_capture_pull_raw (vbi_capture *capture, vbi_capture_buffer **buffer, struct timeval *timeout)
int vbi_capture_pull_sliced (vbi_capture *capture, vbi_capture_buffer **buffer, struct timeval *timeout)
int vbi_capture_pull (vbi_capture *capture, vbi_capture_buffer **raw_buffer, vbi_capture_buffer **sliced_buffer, struct timeval *timeout)
vbi_raw_decodervbi_capture_parameters (vbi_capture *capture)
int vbi_capture_fd (vbi_capture *capture)
unsigned int vbi_capture_update_services (vbi_capture *capture, vbi_bool reset, vbi_bool commit, unsigned int services, int strict, char **errorstr)
int vbi_capture_get_scanning (vbi_capture *capture)
 Queries the capture device for the current norm.

void vbi_capture_flush (vbi_capture *capture)
void vbi_capture_delete (vbi_capture *capture)
vbi_bool vbi_capture_set_video_path (vbi_capture *capture, const char *p_dev_video)
 Set path to video device for TV norm queries.

VBI_CAPTURE_FD_FLAGS vbi_capture_get_fd_flags (vbi_capture *capture)
 Query properties of the capture device file handle.


Detailed Description

Platform independent interface to VBI capture device drivers.


Enumeration Type Documentation

enum VBI_CAPTURE_FD_FLAGS
 

Properties of capture file handle.

Enumeration values:
VBI_FD_HAS_SELECT  Is set when select(2) can be used to wait for new data on the capture device file handle.
VBI_FD_HAS_MMAP  Is set when the capture device supports "user-space DMA". In this case it's more efficient to use one of the "pull" functions to read raw data because otherwise the data has to be copied once more into the passed buffer.
VBI_FD_IS_DEVICE  Is not set when the capture device file handle is not the actual device. In this case it can only be used for select(2) and not for ioctl(2)


Function Documentation

void vbi_capture_sim_add_noise vbi_capture cap,
unsigned int  min_freq,
unsigned int  max_freq,
unsigned int  amplitude
 

Parameters:
cap Initialized vbi_capture context opened with vbi_capture_sim_new().
min_freq Minimum frequency of the noise in Hz.
max_freq Maximum frequency of the noise in Hz. min_freq and max_freq define the cut off frequency at the half power points (gain -3 dB).
amplitude Maximum amplitude of the noise, should lie in range 0 to 256.
This function shapes the white noise to be added to simulated raw VBI data. By default no noise is added. To disable the noise set amplitude to zero.

To produce realistic noise min_freq = 0, max_freq = 5e6 and amplitude = 20 to 50 seems appropriate.

Since:
0.2.26

void vbi_capture_sim_decode_raw vbi_capture cap,
vbi_bool  enable
 

Parameters:
cap Initialized vbi_capture context opened with vbi_capture_sim_new().
enable TRUE to enable decoding of the simulated raw VBI data.
By default this module generates sliced VBI data and converts it to raw VBI data, returning both through the read functions. With this function you can enable decoding of the raw VBI data back to sliced VBI data, which is mainly interesting to test the libzvbi bit slicer and raw VBI decoder.

Since:
0.2.22

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_sim_new int  scanning,
unsigned int *  services,
vbi_bool  interlaced,
vbi_bool  synchronous
 

Parameters:
scanning Whether to simulate a device receiving PAL/SECAM (value 625) or NTSC (525) video.
services This parameter must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be simulated. On return the services actually simulated will be stored here. Currently Teletext System B, VPS, PAL WSS and PAL/NTSC Closed Caption are supported.
interlaced If TRUE the simulated raw VBI images will be interlaced like video images. Otherwise they will contain fields in sequential order, the first field at the top. Usually real devices provide sequential images.
synchronous If FALSE raw VBI images will be delayed by one field (putting a bottom field first in raw VBI images), simulating defective hardware. The interlaced and synchronous parameters correspond to fields in struct vbi_raw_decoder.
This function opens a simulated VBI device providing raw and sliced VBI data. It can be used to test applications in absence of a real device.

The VBI data is valid but limited. Just one Teletext page and one line of roll-up caption. The WSS and VPS data is set to defaults, the VPS contains no CNI.

Note:
The simulation does not run in real time. Reading from the simulated device will return data immediately.
Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure (out of memory).
Since:
0.2.22

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_v4l2_new const char *  dev_name,
int  buffers,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev_name Name of the device to open, usually one of /dev/vbi or /dev/vbi0 and up.
buffers Number of device buffers for raw vbi data, when the driver supports streaming. Otherwise one bounce buffer is allocated for vbi_capture_pull().
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both. If this parameter is NULL, no services will be installed. You can do so later with vbi_capture_update_services(); note the reset parameter must be set to TRUE in this case.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress messages on stderr.
Note: Starting with libzvbi 0.2.9 the V4L2 0.20 API is no longer supported. The function still recognizes V4L2 0.20 drivers for debugging purposes and supports Linux 2.6 V4L2 drivers.

Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_v4l2k_new const char *  dev_name,
int  fd,
int  buffers,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev_name Name of the device to open, usually one of /dev/vbi or /dev/vbi0 and up.
fd File handle of VBI device if already opened by caller, else value -1.
buffers Number of device buffers for raw vbi data, when the driver supports streaming. Otherwise one bounce buffer is allocated for vbi_capture_pull().
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both. If this parameter is NULL, no services will be installed. You can do so later with vbi_capture_update_services(); note the reset parameter must be set to TRUE in this case.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress messages on stderr.
Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_v4l_new const char *  dev_name,
int  scanning,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev_name Name of the device to open, usually one of /dev/vbi or /dev/vbi0 and up.
scanning Can be used to specify the current TV norm for old drivers which don't support ioctls to query the current norm. Value is 625 (PAL/SECAM family) or 525 (NTSC family). Set to 0 if you don't know the norm.
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both. If this parameter is NULL, no services will be installed. You can do so later with vbi_capture_update_services(); note the reset parameter must be set to TRUE in this case.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress messages on stderr.
Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_v4l_sidecar_new const char *  dev_name,
int  given_fd,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev_name Name of the device to open, usually one of /dev/vbi or /dev/vbi0 and up.
given_fd File handle of an already open video device, usually one of /dev/video or /dev/video0 and up. Must be assorted with the named vbi device, i.e. refer to the same driver instance and hardware.
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both. If this parameter is NULL, no services will be installed. You can do so later with vbi_capture_update_services(); note the reset parameter must be set to TRUE in this case.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress messages on stderr.
This functions behaves much like vbi_capture_v4l_new, with the sole difference that it uses the given file handle to determine the current video standard if such queries aren't supported by the VBI device.

Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_bktr_new const char *  dev_name,
int  scanning,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev_name Name of the device to open.
scanning The current video standard. Value is 625 (PAL/SECAM family) or 525 (NTSC family).
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress messages on stderr.

Bug:
You must enable continuous video capturing to read VBI data from the bktr driver, using an RGB video format, and the VBI device must be opened before video capturing starts (METEORCAPTUR).
Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

int vbi_capture_dvb_filter vbi_capture cap,
int  pid
 

Parameters:
cap Initialized DVB vbi_capture context.
pid Filter out a stream with this PID.
Programs the DVB device transport stream demultiplexer on the DVB capture device to filter out packets with this PID.

Returns:
-1 on failure, 0 on success.

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_dvb_new char *  dev,
int  scanning,
unsigned int *  services,
int  strict,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
dev Name of the DVB device to open.
scanning Ignored.
services Ignored.
strict Ignored.
errstr If not NULL the function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress and warning messages on stderr.

Deprecated:
This function is deprecated. Use vbi_capture_dvb_new2() instead.
Initializes a vbi_capture context reading from a Linux DVB device. You must call vbi_capture_dvb_filter() before you can read.

Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.

Bug:
This function ignores the scanning, services and strict parameter. The read method of this DVB capture context returns -1 on timeout instead of 0. It returns 0 when a single read() does not complete a frame, regardless if the timeout expired. (Decoding resumes with the next call.) Older versions pass select or read EINTR errors back to the caller. They may return partial frames when VBI data of one frame is distributed across multiple PES packets. They will not return VPS, CC, or WSS data and can malfunction or segfault given unusual PES streams. On error and select timeout older versions invariably print a warning on stderr.

int64_t vbi_capture_dvb_last_pts const vbi_capture cap  ) 
 

Parameters:
cap Initialized DVB vbi_capture context.
Returns the presentation time stamp associated with the data last read from the context. The PTS refers to the first sliced VBI line, not the last packet containing data of that frame.

Note timestamps returned by vbi_capture read functions contain the system time (gettimeofday()) when the packet containing the first sliced line was captured, not the PTS.

Returns:
Presentation time stamp (33 bits).

Bug:
The read functions should return the PTS along with the capture timestamp.
Since:
0.2.13

vbi_capture* vbi_capture_dvb_new2 const char *  device_name,
unsigned int  pid,
char **  errstr,
vbi_bool  trace
 

Parameters:
device_name Name of the DVB device to open.
pid Filter out a stream with this PID. You can pass 0 here and set or change the PID later with vbi_capture_dvb_filter().
errstr If not NULL the function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
trace If TRUE print progress and warning messages on stderr.
Initializes a vbi_capture context reading from a Linux DVB device.

Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.
Since:
0.2.13

vbi_capture * vbi_capture_proxy_new struct vbi_proxy_client p_proxy_client,
int  buffers,
int  scanning,
unsigned int *  p_services,
int  strict,
char **  pp_errorstr
 

Parameters:
p_proxy_client Reference to an initialized proxy client context.
buffers Number of intermediate buffers on server side of the proxy socket connection. (Note this is not related to the device buffer count parameter of v4l2_new et.al.)
scanning This indicates the current norm: 625 for PAL and 525 for NTSC; set to 0 if you don't know (you should not attempt to query the device for the norm, as this parameter is only required for v4l1 drivers which don't support video standard query ioctls)
p_services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both. If this parameter is NULL, no services will be installed. You can do so later with vbi_capture_update_services(); note the reset parameter must be set to TRUE in this case.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
pp_errorstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
Open a new connection to a VBI proxy to open a VBI device for the given services. On side of the proxy daemon, one of the regular capture context creation functions (e.g. v4l2_new) is invoked. If the creation succeeds, and any of the requested services are available, capturing is started and all captured data is forwarded transparently to the client.

Whenever possible the proxy should be used instead of opening the device directly, since it allows the user to start multiple VBI clients in parallel. When this function fails (usually because the user hasn't started the proxy daemon) applications should automatically fall back to opening the device directly.

Returns:
Initialized vbi_capture context, NULL on failure.
Since:
0.2.9

int vbi_capture_read_raw vbi_capture capture,
void *  data,
double *  timestamp,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi_capture context.
data Store the raw vbi data here. Use vbi_capture_parameters() to determine the buffer size.
timestamp On success the capture instant in seconds and fractions since 1970-01-01 00:00 of the video frame will be stored here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a raw vbi frame from the capture device.

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. The function also fails if vbi data is not available in raw format. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

int vbi_capture_read_sliced vbi_capture capture,
vbi_sliced data,
int *  lines,
double *  timestamp,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
data Stores the sliced vbi data here. Use vbi_capture_parameters() to determine the buffer size.
lines Stores number of vbi lines decoded and stored in data, which can be zero, here.
timestamp On success the capture instant in seconds and fractions since 1970-01-01 00:00 will be stored here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a sliced vbi frame, that is an array of vbi_sliced structures, from the capture device.

Note: it's generally more efficient to use vbi_capture_pull_sliced() instead, as that one may avoid having to copy sliced data into the given buffer (e.g. for the VBI proxy)

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

int vbi_capture_read vbi_capture capture,
void *  raw_data,
vbi_sliced sliced_data,
int *  lines,
double *  timestamp,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
raw_data Stores the raw vbi data here. Use vbi_capture_parameters() to determine the buffer size.
sliced_data Stores the sliced vbi data here. Use vbi_capture_parameters() to determine the buffer size.
lines Stores number of vbi lines decoded and stored in data, which can be zero, here.
timestamp On success the capture instant in seconds and fractions since 1970-01-01 00:00 will be stored here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a raw vbi frame from the capture device, decode to sliced data and also read the sliced vbi frame, that is an array of vbi_sliced structures, from the capture device.

Note: depending on the driver, captured raw data may have to be copied from the capture buffer into the given buffer (e.g. for v4l2 streams which use memory mapped buffers.) It's generally more efficient to use one of the vbi_capture_pull() interfaces, especially if you don't require access to raw data at all.

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. The function also fails if vbi data is not available in raw format. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

int vbi_capture_pull_raw vbi_capture capture,
vbi_capture_buffer **  buffer,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
buffer Store pointer to a vbi_capture_buffer here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a raw vbi frame from the capture device, returning a pointer to the image in buffer->data, which has buffer->size. The data remains valid until the next vbi_capture_pull_raw() call and must be read only.

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. The function also fails if vbi data is not available in raw format. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

int vbi_capture_pull_sliced vbi_capture capture,
vbi_capture_buffer **  buffer,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
buffer Store pointer to a vbi_capture_buffer here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a sliced vbi frame, that is an array of vbi_sliced, from the capture device, returning a pointer to the array as buffer->data. buffer->size is the size of the array, that is the number of lines decoded, which can be zero, times the size of structure vbi_sliced. The data remains valid until the next vbi_capture_pull_sliced() call and must be read only.

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

int vbi_capture_pull vbi_capture capture,
vbi_capture_buffer **  raw_buffer,
vbi_capture_buffer **  sliced_buffer,
struct timeval *  timeout
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
raw_buffer Store pointer to a vbi_capture_buffer here.
sliced_buffer Store pointer to a vbi_capture_buffer here.
timeout Wait timeout, will be read only.
Read a raw vbi frame from the capture device and decode to sliced data. Both raw and sliced data is returned, a pointer to the raw image as raw_buffer->data and a pointer to an array of vbi_sliced as sliced_buffer->data. Note sliced_buffer->size is the size of the array in bytes. That is the number of lines decoded, which can be zero, times the size of the vbi_sliced structure.

The raw and sliced data remains valid until the next vbi_capture_pull() call and must be read only.

Returns:
-1 on error, examine errno for details. The function also fails if vbi data is not available in raw format. 0 on timeout, 1 on success.

vbi_raw_decoder* vbi_capture_parameters vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
Describe the captured data. Raw vbi frames consist of vbi_raw_decoder.count[0] + vbi_raw_decoder.count[1] lines in vbi_raw_decoder.sampling_format, each vbi_raw_decoder.bytes_per_line. Sliced vbi arrays consist of zero to vbi_raw_decoder.count[0] + vbi_raw_decoder.count[1] vbi_sliced structures.

Returns:
Pointer to a vbi_raw_decoder structure, read only.

int vbi_capture_fd vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context, can be NULL.
Returns:
The file descriptor used to read from the device. If not applicable (e.g. when using the proxy) or the capture context is invalid -1 will be returned.

unsigned int vbi_capture_update_services vbi_capture capture,
vbi_bool  reset,
vbi_bool  commit,
unsigned int  services,
int  strict,
char **  errorstr
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
reset TRUE to clear all previous services before adding new ones (by invoking vbi_raw_decoder_reset() at the appropriate time.)
commit TRUE to apply all previously added services to the device; when doing subsequent calls of this function, commit should be set TRUE for the last call. Reading data cannot continue before changes were commited (because capturing has to be suspended to allow resizing the VBI image.) Note this flag is ignored when using the VBI proxy.
services This must point to a set of VBI_SLICED_ symbols describing the data services to be decoded. On return the services actually decodable will be stored here. See vbi_raw_decoder_add() for details. If you want to capture raw data only, set to VBI_SLICED_VBI_525, VBI_SLICED_VBI_625 or both.
strict Will be passed to vbi_raw_decoder_add().
errorstr If not NULL this function stores a pointer to an error description here. You must free() this string when no longer needed.
Add and/or remove one or more services to an already initialized capture context. Can be used to dynamically change the set of active services. Internally the function will restart parameter negotiation with the VBI device driver and then call vbi_raw_decoder_add_services(). You may call vbi_raw_decoder_reset() before using this function to rebuild your service mask from scratch. Note that the number of VBI lines may change with this call (even if a negative result is returned) so you have to check the size of your buffers.

Returns:
Bitmask of supported services among those requested (not including previously added services), 0 upon errors.

int vbi_capture_get_scanning vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Queries the capture device for the current norm.

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.

This function is intended to allow the application to check for asynchronous norm changes, i.e. by a different application using the same device.

Returns:
Value 625 for PAL/SECAM norms, 525 for NTSC; 0 if unknown, -1 on error.

void vbi_capture_flush vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
After a channel change this function should be used to discard all VBI data in intermediate buffers which may still originate from the previous channel.

void vbi_capture_delete vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context, can be NULL.
Free all resources associated with the capture context.

vbi_bool vbi_capture_set_video_path vbi_capture capture,
const char *  p_dev_video
 

Set path to video device for TV norm queries.

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.
p_dev_video Path to a video device (e.g. /dev/video) which refers to the same hardware as the VBI device which is used for capturing. Note: only useful for old video4linux drivers which don't support norm queries through VBI devices.

Returns:
Returns TRUE if the configuration option and parameters are supported; else FALSE.

VBI_CAPTURE_FD_FLAGS vbi_capture_get_fd_flags vbi_capture capture  ) 
 

Query properties of the capture device file handle.

Parameters:
capture Initialized vbi capture context.


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