Find TV output by card name #172
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Since the sink name depends on the profile the card is in, search for the TV's output sink by card name. The Python function to return the sink is currently unused, but kept in case the sink name is ever needed outside the context of a command running over ssh. Also fix a typo in a help string.
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Since the sink name depends on the profile the card is in, search for the TV's output sink by card name. The Python function to return the sink is currently unused, but kept in case the sink name is ever needed outside the context of a command running over ssh.
Take two of #170 (see that PR for some more details)