rioutil1
Unix rio utility
Usage
rioutil <option>
[file(s)]
Overview
rioutil is a program designed to interface with Sonic Blue's Rio 600/800/900/Riot/S-Series and psa[play.
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-v, --version -
print version number of rioutil
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-o, --device=int -
specify the minor number of the rio. (doesnt work right now)
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-m, --memory=int -
specify which memory device to use. internal = 0 external = 1
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-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):
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rioutil -j fubar 0,0 1,0
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-i, --info -
return info about rio. i.e. name, memory, etc..
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-n, --name=string -
rename the rio. 15 Chars MAX
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-?, -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:
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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:
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-c 12 download track 120
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-c "1-12" download tracks 1 through 120
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-c "1 2 3" download tracks 1, 2 and 30
Deleting
-d,--delete=int-
delete track(s) from the rio.
- syntax:
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-d 12 delete track 120
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-d "1-12" delete tracks 1 through 120
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-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
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge).