NAME
  vdr-wlfe - Remote Walyend frontend for vdr-plugin-xineliboutput

SYNOPSIS
  vdr-wlfe [options] [xvdr[+udp|+tcp|+rtp]:[//host[:port]]]

DESCRIPTION
  vdr-wlfe is a Wayland remote frontend, that plays back streams provided by
  vdr-plugin-xineliboutput.

OPTIONS
  --help                                  Show (this) help message
  --audio=audiodriver[:device]            Select audio driver and optional port
  --video=videodriver[:device]            Select video driver and optional port
                                          As far as supported, possible video drivers
                                          might be: xshm, xv, xvmc, xxmc, vidix, XDirectFB,
                                          opengl, sdl or none
  --display=displayaddress                X11 display address
  --wid=id                                Use existing X11 window
  --aspect=[auto|4:3|16:9|16:10|default]  Display aspect ratio (You can us a 
                                          script to control the HW aspect ratio:
                                          --aspect=auto:path_to_script)
  --fullscreen                            Fullscreen mode
  --hud                                   Head Up Display OSD mode
  --width=x                               Video window width
  --height=x                              Video window height
  --noscaling                             Disable all video scaling
  --post=name[:arg=val[,arg=val]]         Load and use xine post plugins, e.g.:
                                          * --post=upmix
                                          * --post=upmix;tvtime:enabled=1,cheap_mode=1)
  --lirc[=devicename]                     Use lirc input device
                                          Optional lirc socket name can be given
  --verbose                               Verbose debug output
  --silent                                Silent mode (report only errors)
  --syslog                                Write all output to system log
  --nokbd                                 Disable keyboard input
  --daemon                                Run as daemon (disable keyboard,
                                          log to syslog and fork to background)
  --slave                                 Enable slave mode (read commands from stdin)
  --reconnect                             Automatically reconnect when connection has been lost
  --tcp, --udp, --rtp                     Use TCP, UDP or RTP transport
                                          If no transport options are given, transports
                                          are tried in following order:
                                          local pipe, rtp, udp, tcp
EXAMPLES
  Search for VDR (xineliboutput) server, connect to it and
  negotiate best available transport, use best available audio:

    vdr-wlfe

  Connect to 192.168.1.3 default port and negoate best available
  transport:

    vdr-wlfe xvdr://192.168.1.3

  Connect to 192.168.2.100, port 12550 and use TCP transport:

    vdr-wlfe xvdr+tcp://192.168.2.100:12550

  Automatically search for VDR server and use UDP transport:

    vdr-wlfe xvdr+udp:
    vdr-syfe --udp

  Use alsa:

    vdr-wlfe --audio alsa

  Use alsa (and specific card/sub-device):

    vdr-wlfe --audio alsa:plughw:1,1

  Video driver (and display / device):

    vdr-wlfe --video xv
    vdr-wlfe --video xvmc:127.0.0.1:1.0

NOTE
  If deinterlacing post plugin options are not given at command line, 
  deinterlacing is controlled by VDR plugin configuration menu settings.

  De-interlacing can also be forced on or off with command-line option "--post tvtime".
  Examples:

    vdr-wlfe --post tvtime:method=Linear,cheap_mode=1,pulldown=0,use_progressive_frame_flag=1
    vdr-wlfe --post tvtime:enable=0

AUTHOR
  This manual page was written by Tobias Grimm <etobi@debian.org>
