$ eti-cmdline-rtlsdr -h
general eti-cmdline-xxx options are
-P number number of parallel threads for handling subchannels
-D number time (in seconds) to look for a DAB ensemble
-M mode Mode to be used
-B Band select DAB Band (default: BAND_III, or L_BAND)
-C channel DAB channel to be used (5A ... 13F resp. LA ... LP)
-O filename write output into a file (instead of stdout)
-R filename (if configured) dump to an *.sdr file
-S be silent during processing
-t set record time
-h show options and quit
-G number gain setting, depending on the version of the stick
-p number ppm setting
-Q autogain on
after
$ ./eti-cmdline-rtlsdr -h
eti-cmdline-rtlsdr was compiled from
https://github.com/JvanKatwijk/eti-stuff/
It is an experimental program for creating a
stream of ETI frames from a selected DAB input channel.
The options are
-P number number of parallel threads for handling subchannels
-D number time (in seconds) to look for a DAB ensemble
-M mode mode to be used
-O filename write output into a file (instead of stdout)
-B Band select DAB Band (default: BAND_III, or L_BAND)
-C channel DAB channel to be used (5A ... 13F resp. LA ... LP)
-S be silent during processing
-t set record time
-G number gain setting, depending on the version of the stick
-p number ppm setting
-Q autogain on
-h show options and quit
adjusted the options according to the xxx
placed -h to the end
added homepage on top
columns fixed
show "dump" helptext only when compiled
do not show option for channel in case of prerecorded files
main changes
some typos:
help-text
before
after
-h
to the endfixed xml name
eti-cmdline-xml
toeti-cmdline-xmlfiles
uses md syntax