audtool(1) on Linux
The text 4f2a26d9315a, as Debian 7 (Wheezy) shipped it.
a small tool to modify behavior of a running audacious2 instance.
Flags it lists
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--about-show -
--always-on-top -
--current-song -
--current-song-bitrate -
--current-song-bitrate-kbps -
--current-song-channels -
--current-song-filename -
--current-song-frequency -
--current-song-frequency-khz -
--current-song-info -
--current-song-length -
--current-song-length-frames -
--current-song-length-seconds -
--current-song-output-length -
--current-song-output-length-frames -
--current-song-output-length-seconds -
--current-song-tuple-data -
--equalizer-activate -
--equalizer-get -
--equalizer-get-band -
--equalizer-get-preamp -
--equalizer-set-preamp -
--filebrowser-show -
--get-volume -
--help -
--jumptofile-show -
--list-handlers -
--mainwin-show -
--playback-pause -
--playback-paused -
--playback-play -
--playback-playing -
--playback-playpause -
--playback-seek -
--playback-seek-relative -
--playback-status -
--playback-stop -
--playback-stopped -
--playlist-addurl -
--playlist-advance -
--playlist-clear -
--playlist-delete -
--playlist-display -
--playlist-jump -
--playlist-length -
--playlist-position -
--playlist-repeat-status -
--playlist-repeat-toggle -
--playlist-reverse -
--playlist-shuffle-status -
--playlist-shuffle-toggle -
--playlist-song -
--playlist-song-filename -
--playlist-song-length -
--playlist-song-length-frames -
--playlist-song-length-seconds -
--playlist-stop-after-status -
--playlist-stop-after-toggle -
--playqueue-add -
--playqueue-clear -
--playqueue-display -
--playqueue-get-list-position -
--playqueue-get-position -
--playqueue-get-queue-position -
--playqueue-is-queued -
--playqueue-length -
--playqueue-remove -
--preferences-show -
--set-volume -
--shutdown -
--version