Provided by: dbmix_0.9.8-6_i386 bug

NAME

        DBMix - Digital Audio Mixing System

SYNOPSIS

        dbcat [options]
        dbfsd [options]
        dbin [options]
        dbmixer

DESCRIPTION

        The  DBMix  system is able to combine sound from various sources into a
        single audio stream.  Think of it as a virtual DJ mixing desk.   Mixing
        uses  a  Fourier  synthesis  algorithm to maintain sound quality in the
        output stream.
 
        The dbfsd daemon serves as DBMix’s backend--that’s where  most  of  the
        real  synthesis work is done.  Several clients allow to connect differ‐
        ent audio sources to the backend.  dbin links  line-in,  or  microphone
        input  from  the  sound  card  to  DBMix.   And there’s dbcat, a pretty
        generic tool that redirects its standard  input  to  a  dbfsd  channel.
        Actual DJ work is done using the graphical frontend dbmixer.
 
        For an in-depth description of each application, see its respective man
        page.
        dbcat(1), dbfsd(1), dbin(1), dbmixer(1).

AUTHOR

        This manual page was written by Daniel Kobras <kobras@debian.org>,  for
        the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
 
                                 August 8, 2002                        DBMIX(7)