rioutil(1) · carta

Name

rioutil - Unix Rio Utility

SYNOPSIS

rioutil <option> [file(s)]

DESCRIPTION

rioutil is a program designed to interface with Sonic Blue's Rio 600/800/900/Riot/S-Series and psa[play.

-v, --version: print version number of rioutil

-o, --device=int: specify the minor number of the rio. (doesnt work right now)

-m, --memory=int: specify which memory device to use. internal = 0 external = 1

-l, --list: list files currently on the rio.

-j, --playlist <name> <list of mem_unit,song>: create a playlist with name on an S-Series or newer Rio

example (create the playlist fubar with song 0 on mem_unit 0 and song 1 on mem_unit 1):

•: rioutil -j fubar 0,0 1,0

-i, --info: return info about rio. i.e. name, memory, etc..

-n, --name=string: rename the rio. 15 Chars MAX

-?, -h, --help: show simple help screen

Uploading

-a, --upload=string: upload a new track/file to the rio.

-b, --bulk: upload multiple tracks/files.

-p, --pipe <is mp3> <filename> <bitrate> <samplerate>: reads a file from stdin and uploads it to the rio.

example:

•: cat file.mp3 | rioutil --artist "Foo" --pipe 1 file.mp3 128 44100

-u, --update=string: special upload function for installing new firmware. argument is a .lok file.

-p, --screen=string: special upload function to change the startup screen (FUTURE feature)

-s, --artist=string: specify the artist of the track to be uplaoded. 63 Chars MAX

-t, --title=string: specify the title of the track to be uploaded. 63 Chars MAX

-r, --album=string: specify the album of the track to be uploaded. 63 Chars MAX

Downloading

-c, --download=int: download track(s) from the rio.

syntax:

•: -c 12 download track 120

•: -c "1-12" download tracks 1 through 120

•: -c "1 2 3" download tracks 1, 2 and 30

Deleting

-d, --delete=int: delete track(s) from the rio.

syntax:

•: -d 12 delete track 120

•: -d "1-12" delete tracks 1 through 120

•: -d "1 2 3" delete tracks 1, 2 and 30

-f, --format: format memory device.

fckrio

replaced by rioutil -z works with update and format commands

AUTHOR

Written by Nathan Hjelm.

REPORTING BUGS

Report bugs to <[email protected]>.