From: Michele Andreoli (m.andreoli@tin.it)
Date: Sat Dec 25 1999 - 19:05:40 CET
On Fri, Dec 24, 1999 at 09:42:02PM +0000, Clive Wright nicely wrote:
> Michele,
> I tried workbone as you suggested.
> It works perfectly, unfortunately it does not solve my problems with
> playcd as:
> 1. It does not have a facility to automatically repeat the current
> track.
> 2. There is no volume control.
Volume control in playcd is at max value (10). You have to use
# mixer cd 80:80
to gain volume
playcd is a beatiful tool, believe me: use "m" (play mode) for
repeat track.
playcd can demostrate the UNIX power in full evidency. playcd accept
command in stdin.
Example 1 : play track 2, then s)top, then q)uit
----------
(echo ">>"; echo s ; echo q ) | playcd
Example 2: eject CD
------------
echo seq | plaucd
I send here command s)top, e)ject and q)uit
Example 3: play track 5, with volume 1/2, repeat mode
--------
cat <<END | playcd
>>>>
-----
m
q
END
playcd is a script-programmable cd-player of 6368 bytes!!!
Think about.
Michele
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