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Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 06:41:09 -0400
From: Randall Hopper <rhh@ct.picker.com>
To: Joachim.Wunder@lrz-muenchen.de
Cc: multimedia@freebsed.org
Subject: Re: Warning: Actions not found: TVSetChannel
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Joachim Wunder:
 |> |	Warning: Actions not found: TVSetChannel
 |> |
 |>The reason these (albeit incorrect) internal defaults are coming into play
 |>is that Fxtv can't find its global resource file.  You can set
 |>XFILESEARCHPATH (see below) so that it can.  This, also, will also get rid
 |>of the TVSetChannel errors.
 |
 |I tried this, too, but perceived the same phenomenon as described above. Huh!

Sounds like you have old settings from a previous version of Fxtv lying
around somewheres, or this version of Fxtv wasn't installed correctly.
First, verify that /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/Fxtv and
$XAPPLRESDIR/Fxtv (if XAPPLRESDIR is set) don't have TVSetChannel
references.

Then look in your ~/.Xdefaults and ~/.Xresources for "Fxtv" settings
containing "TVSetChannel".  

And finally, make sure any Fxtv files (if present) in any of your
XUSERFILESEARCHPATH directories (if XUSERFILESEARCHPATH is set) don't have
"TVSetChannel" in them.

Change any found references to TVSetStation.

Finally once you think you've got them all, run:

     appres Fxtv | grep TVSetChannel                  and
     strings /usr/X11R6/bin/fxtv | grep TVSetChannel

to be sure.  These commands shouldn't print anything if you did.

 |By the way: I normally use "Europe Cable" and "PAL (BGH...)" under the
 |Win95 application. So do you think your fxtv is "incompatible" to the
 |format used in Germany!? Hmmm.....

That I don't know.  Really the bt848 driver is what determines whether that
support is there for that formata.  Fxtv is just passing through the user's
request to set the format.

Searching my mail archives, the only person I see posting about the Bt848
TV cards from Germany is Volker Freiburg
<volker@neuroinformatik.ruhr-uni-bochum.de>.  You might give him a mail and
see if he can help you out.  He added some channel definitions for PAL in
Western Europe.

Randall