July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
944 pages
158h 24m
English
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Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition
by Ellen Siever, Aaron Weber, Stephen Figgins, Robert Love, Arnold Robbins
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Chapter 3: Linux Commands
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esdmon
esdmon [options] file
Duplicate the sound being sent to the sound device, and send it to
a secondary location as well. The file argument specifies where the
output stream should go; default is stdout.
Options
-s servername:port
Set the EsounD server to be used.
-b Eight bit output.
-m Monophonic output.
-r rate
Set the output sample rate.
esdplay
esdplay [options] file
Play the file through the EsounD system.
Options
-s, --server=servername:port
Set the EsounD server that will play the audio.
-h, --help
Set the EsounD server that will play the audio.
-v, --version
Display version information and quit.
esdrec
esdrec [options] < file
Record audio to the specified file.
Options
-s servername:port
Set the EsounD server to be used.
-b Eight bit output.
-m Monophonic output.
-r rate
Set the output sample rate.
esdsample
esdsample [options] < file
Sample audio using esd.
Options
-s servername:port
Set the EsounD server to be used.
-b Eight bit output.
-m Monophonic output.
-r Set the sample rate in bits per second.
-d Set the duration of the sample in seconds.
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