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WinTV Reference Manual
"-startr:": The name you want for the recorded file.
"-qdef": MPEG quality of the recorded file. Currently there are only two choice here, current
default level (-qdef) and VCD quality (-qvcd).
"-limit:": Length of time in seconds you want the recording to be. This can only be in inter-
vals of 60 seconds.
"-mute": Mutes the application upon starting the recording.
So the above command line will start the WinTV application on channel 7, will mute and
record for one hour at the default MPEG quality setting the application is currently set for.
This recording will be named WinTV_0.mpg.
If you copy the command line and then paste it in the Run program field (Start, Run) and click
on Okay it should start your recording on the channel you specified. If it does it means that
the job is being created properly and again indicates that the problem is with Windows
Scheduled Tasks.
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