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PROGRAM:

NAME


xvattr - Query/Set X11 XVideo Setting(s)

SYNOPSIS


xvattr [options...]

This program is used for getting and setting X11 Xv attributes such as XV_BRIGHTNESS,
XV_CONTRAST, XV_SATURATION, XV_HUE, XV_COLORKEY, ...

For this program to work, you must have a version of X11 with the XVideo extension and a
graphics card that has Xv graphics acceleration.

Note: On some cards XV_BRIGHTNESS and XV_CONTRAST are not listed among the available
attributes, but they can still be set/changed.

OPTIONS
With no options, all parameters are displayed.

Long options are handled by GNU getopts and follow those rules. In particular, options
that are specified with a double dash (--) rather than a single dash (-), can be
abbreviated as long as they are unique. Long parameters that need a value specified may
have the parameter and the value separated with blank space or an optional equals sign
(and no intervening space).

For example the following are all equivalent:

xvattr -a XV_BRIGHTNESS xvattr --attribute XV_BRIGHTNESS xvattr --att XV_BRIGHTNESS xvattr
--att=XV_BRIGHTNESS

Example:

> xvattr
Adaptor: 0
Name: Matrox G-Series Backend Scaler
Port: 46
Name: XV_COLORKEY
Flags: XvGettable XvSettable
Min value: 0
Max value: 16777215
Current value: 66046

{-a | --attribute} attribute name
Show value of attribute attribute name

Example:

> xvattr -a XV_BRIGHTNESS
XV_BRIGHTNESS = 24

{-a | --attribute} attribute name [-v | --value] value
Set attribute attribute name to value value.

Example:

> xvattr -a XV_COLORKEY -v 10
XV_COLORKEY set to 10

{-p | --port} port number
Get the attribute on the specified port. If -p is not set, the first available port
is used.

Example:

> xvattr -p 66
Found Xv 2.2
Adaptor: 0
Name: SIS Video Overlay
Port: 66
Name: XV_COLORKEY
Flags: XvGettable XvSettable
Min value: 0
Max value: 16777215
Current value: 66046
Name: XV_BRIGHTNESS
Flags: XvGettable XvSettable
Min value: -128
Max value: 127
Current value: 0
Name: XV_CONTRAST
Flags: XvGettable XvSettable
Min value: 0
Max value: 255
Current value: 128

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