RECORDER
Specifies the Y server <address:port> to connect to. This is a fall back if the argument --recorder is not specified.
yset1
Modify y sound server resources and settings
Usage
yset <parameter
[value ...]
>
[options]
Overview
Modify Y server Audio values, change to preset Audio modes on Y server, adjust Y Sound cycle value, and set many other Y server resources.
Parameters
- audio <name>
-
Change to a preset Audio mode defined on the Y server, use yrecinfo --modes to get a list of available preset Audio modes.
- audiovalues <sample_rate> <channels> <sample_size> <fragment_size>
-
Change Audio to specific values:
<sample_rate> Sample rate in Hz.
<channels> Number of channels.
<sample_size> Sample size in bits.
<fragment_size> Fragment size in bytes.
- cycle <microseconds>
-
Adjust the cycle in microseconds.
- shellout
-
Shells out the recorder (not all Y servers support this feature).
Options
-
--recorder <address:port> -
Specify which Y server to connect to.
-
--help -
Print help screen and exit.
Return value
|
Success. |
|---|---|
|
General error. |
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Cannot connect to Y server error. |
|
Systems error. |
Environment
Examples
To change the Y server's preset Audio mode to the one named Default, type:
# yset audio default
To change the Y server's preset Audio mode to the one named PlayStereo11025, type:
# yset audio PlayStereo11025
To change the Y server's Audio to sample rate 11025 Hz, 2 channels, sample size 8 bits, and 1024 bytes fragmented sound buffer size, type:
# yset audiovalues 11025 2 8 1024
Releases
5 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody); the text changed 2 times.