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NAME
xnaplay – interactive playback of multiple files
SYNOPSIS
xnaplay [ –toolkitoption ... ] [ –F options ] filenames ...
DESCRIPTION
xnaplay creates an X window that displays a button for each file listed on the command line. Clicking
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on a button plays the corresponding file using naplay(1).
ptions to naplay(1) can be set in two ways. A string of options can be set using the –F flag, or they
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can be included as part of the filename arguments. The buttons will be labeled with only the filename
ven if options are included with the filename arguments.
OPTIONS
–toolkitoptions
Any of the standard X toolkit options such as geometry, display, etc.
t–F The argument to this option is passed to naplay(1) whenever a file button is clicked. Note tha
if the argument includes blanks, which will be the case if multiple options are used, that the
EXAMPLE
entire argument must be quoted.
The command:
xnaplay ’-F-f native’ ’-s 8000 file1’ file2 ’-s 16000 -o left file3’
:will create buttons for file1, file2, and file3 to be played back with the following commands
naplay -f native -s 8000 file1
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naplay -f native file2
aplay -f native -s 16000 -o left file3
ENVIRONMENT
DISPLAY
X display server to use of the form host:nn , where host is the name of the host
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where the server is running and nn is the screen number.
etAudio server to use of the form host:nn , where host is the name of the host
AUDIO_DEVICE
where the server is running and nn is the unit number of the DAT-Link to use. If not
SEE ALSO
set, unit 0 on the local host is used is used.
naplay(1), netaudiod(8), nastatus(1)
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DAT-Link User’s Manual.
etAudio Reference Last change: 1993/11/11 1
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