asmixer(0.4.1) asmixer(0.4.1)
NAMEasmixer - the AfterStep Mixer
SYNOPSISasmixer [ -help ] [ -g geometry ] [ -d device ] [ -1 control ] [ -2
control ] [ -3 control ] [ -t title ] [ -v rate ] [ -w withdrawn ]
DESCRIPTIONasmixer is a nice little application for controlling the volume of var‐
ious sound outputs through three slider bars. It can be swallowed into
Afterstep's Wharf for ease of use.
OPTIONS-h -help --help
SOS, 911, etc.
-g [+|-]x[+|-]y
standard format for where you want to exile asmixer-d device
the mixer device to harass
-1 -2 -3 control
this binds a slider to a specific sound device:
VOLUME, BASS, TREBLE, SYNTH, PCM, SPEAKER, LINE,
MIC, CD, IMIX, ALPTPCM, RECLEV, IGAIN, OGAIN,
LINE1, LINE2, LINE3
-w
WindowMaker withdrawn window support.
-v volume
the volume (1-100) to set the first slider to
DEFAULTS-d /dev/mixer -1 VOLUME -2 CD -3 PCM -tasmixerINVOCATIONasmixer can be called from one of many ways. The most common invoca‐
tion is Afterstep's .steprc:
*Wharf "mixer" nil Swallow "asmixer" asmixer-g -1-1 &
This line will cause asmixer to be swallowed into Wharf, which 9 out of
10 dentists agree is cool. You will then be able to slide to your
hearts content in perfect Wharf comfort!
Another way to call asmixer is from the command line:
[ximenes@leo]$ asmixer-d /dev/mixer -tasmixer-v 95 &
This will pop up a little window with asmixer helplessly imprisoned
inside. Don't worry, it likes it.
SEE ALSOafterstep(1), Wharf(1)COPYRIGHTS
Copyright 1997, Rob Malda <malda@cs.hope.edu>. Distributed under GNU
GPL v2 ; see LICENSE file for more informations.
CREDITS
Rob Malda <malde@cs.hope.edu> -- Ye Olde Application Ximenes Zalteca
<ximenes@null.net> -- Page O' Fun
3rd Berkeley Distribution 17 May 1997 asmixer(0.4.1)