Provided by:
doomlegacy-x11_1.41release-1_i386 
NAME
musserver - Music server for DooM Legacy
SYNOPSIS
musserver [options]
DESCRIPTION
When Linux Doom was originally released, the music support had been
left out. musserver, a companion to Id’s sndserver, provides full
music support for doom. Its behavior is similar to, if not
indistinguishable from, that of the DOS version of Doom. musserver
plays the music for Doom via the /dev/sequencer interface. It
automatically changes music whenever appropriate, and loops songs while
the user is in a level. It also changes music volume according to the
"MUSIC VOLUME" slider in Doom.
You don’t need to start musserver manually, llxdoom will start it’s
musserver automatically.
OPTIONS
-c Do not check whether the parent process is alive
-d directory
Look in directory for DOOM wad file
-f Use FM synth device for music playback
-h Print help message and exit
-l List detected music devices and exit
-m Use general midi device for music playback
-t number
Timeout after number seconds when getting IPC message queue id
-u number
Use device of type number where number is the type reported by
’musserver -l’. Requires -f or -m option.
-V Ignore volume change messages from Doom
-v Verbose
SEE ALSO
llxdoom (1)
AUTHOR
musserver was written by Michael Heasley (mheasley@hmc.edu). This
manpage was written by Gordon Fraser <gordon@debian.org> for the Debian
Project using Michael’s readme file. It is licensed under the terms of
the GNU General Public License.
August 28, 2002 MUSSERVER(6)