muroard1

Usage

Overview

muRoarD is a sound server supporting the RoarAudio protocol. It is designed to mix the audio data of multiple applications together to send it as a single stream to the soundcard.

muRoarD is a minimalist version of such a sound server. It does only implement the very minimum part the the protocol but is very much smaller than the original roard.

Options

-h --help

Print a short help and exit.

--version

Print version information of the daemon and exit.

--daemon

Bring the server into background after init.

On win32 this hides the console window. This only works if used within a Shortcut.

--autostandby

Start in autostandby mode.

--no-autostandby

Do not start in autostandby mode.

--standby

Start in standby mode.

--no-standby

Do not start in standby mode.

Options

-R --rate RATE

Set server sample rate.

-C --chans CHANNELS

Set server number of channels channels.

Options

-O --odevice DEV

Set output device (sound card). The possible values of this depend on the used driver.

Options

-S DEV

Set the file or device for the new source.

-sC CHANS

Sets the number of channels for the source. This is the same as '-sO channels=XXX' for roard.

-sB BITS

Sets the number of bits for the source. This is the same as '-sO bits=XXX' for roard.

-sE CODEC

Sets codec for the source. This is the same as '-sO codec=XXX' for roard.

-sD DIR

Sets direction of the source: in (source) or out (dump).

Options

--no-listen

Disable listen socket. This may be used for example to implement the server type '+fork' but is absolutely useless for normal users.

--client-fh FH

Add a client via FH. See --no-listen.

--bind ADDR

Set path/hostname of listen socket. This may be a /path/to/sock for UNIX Sockets or a hostname or address for TCP/IP.

Please do not use IP Addresses directly if not needed. Use hostnames.

On win32 there is no support for UNIX sockets. Only IP is supported.

--port PORT

Set port of listen socket. This only applys for TCP/IP sockets and is ignored for UNIX Sockets.

-u --unix

Use UNIX Domain listen socket.

This is not supported on win32.

-t --tcp

Use TCP/IP listen socket.

-n --decnet

Use DECnet listen socket.