man pcdsvgaview (Commandes) - a console Photo CD (*.pcd) viewer

NAME

pcd[svga]view - a console Photo CD (*.pcd) viewer

SYNOPSIS

pcd[svga]view [OPTIONS] <file0> <file1> ...

DESCRIPTION

This manual page describes pcd[svga]view from xpcd-2.08, a PhotoCD images viewer for consoles, using svgalib for displaying the images.

Large images can be scrolled using the cursor keys. Use ESC or 'q' to quit. Space and PgDn show the next, PgUp shows the previous image. Jumping to a image works with <number>g.

This program tries to find the best graphics mode for displaying the image, depending on its size. All graphic modes are likely to be switched on. SO BE SURE YOUR MONITOR CAN DISPLAY ALL MODES YOU HAVE IN YOUR SVGALIB CONFIG FILE, YOUR MONITOR OTHERWISE MAY GET DAMAGED.

DEBIAN NOTE

For Debian GNU/Linux, the programs "pcdview" and "fbview" from the xpcd upstream package are renamed to "pcdsvgaview" and "pcdfbview", respectively. In the manual pages authored by the Debian xpcd package maintainer, these program are referred to as "pcd[svga]view" and "[pcd]fbview".

OPTIONS

-h
Display a short usage help.
-q
Switch to quiet mode (suppressing output).
-m <n>
Use graphics mode <n>.
-c <n>
Use a graphics mode with <n> colors. Allowed values are gray, 256, 32k, 64k and 16m.
-l
Print a list of all available graphic modes.
-f <file>
Read font from <file> for printed text. This defaults to /usr/lib/kbd/consolefonts/lat1-16.psf.
-t <n>
Adjust timeout to <n> seconds. This implicitly loads the next image after <n> seconds (slide show).
-r<n>
Set Photo CD resolution to extract to <n>. Possible values for <n> are [1..5], with 1 being the lowest, 5 the highest possible resolution of a Photo CD image.

SEE ALSO

xpcd(1x), pcd[svga]view(1), pcd[fb]view(1).

AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT

pcd[svga]view is part of xpcd, Copyright (c) Gerd Knorr <kraxel@cs.tu-berlin.de>.

The xpcd package is licensed under the GPL (GNU General Public License).

This manual page was written by Stephan A Suerken <absurd@debian.org>.