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NAME

       muroarstream - Simple RoarAudio client

SYNOPSIS

       muroarstream [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       muroarstream  is  a simple client for the RoarAudio sound system.  It is based on muRoar (libmuroar).  It
       can only be used to send data to or get data from the server.  No control functionality is supported.

OPTIONS

       --help Display a brief help.

       -f --file     FILE
              Sets the file to read from or write to.

       --server   SERVER
              Sets the server to SERVER.  Default is to auto detect the server. (see below)

       -R --rate     RATE
              Sets the sample rate.  This defaults to 44100Hz.

       -C --channels CHANS
              Sets the number of channels.  this defaults to 2 channels (stereo).   Symbolic  names  "mono"  and
              "stereo" as well as "default" can be used.

       -B --bits     BITS
              Sets the number of bits per sample.  The default is 16bit per sample.

       -E --codec    CODEC
              Sets the codec to use.  The default depends on used subsystem.  For Waveform it uses Signed native
              PCM, for Light DMX512 and for MIDI MIDI.  The following symbolic names can be used: default,  pcm,
              pcm_s, pcm_u, ogg_vorbis, vorbis, alaw, mulaw, ulaw, dmx512, roardmx, midi.

       --play Use Playback mode (send data to the server).  This is the default.

       --monitor
              Use monitor mode (get a copy of the played data from the server).

       --wave Use Waveform subsystem (default).

       --midi Use MIDI subsystem.

       --light
              Use Light Control subsystem.

AUTO DETECTION

       The  server  will  be  auto  located  if no server name is given.  First it will look for the environment
       variable $ROAR_SERVER.  If this variable is non existing libmuroar will do the auto location based  on  a
       list of possible server locations.  This list contains the user's private socket address, the global UNIX
       socket address, an entry for localhost using TCP/IP, the local default DECnet object address as  well  as
       an entry for the abstract UNIX namespace (+abstract).

SEE ALSO

       roarcat(1), RoarAudio(7).