MMIX(1)

NAME
mmix - small audio mixer for linux

SYNOPSIS
mmix [-i|-f config|-c|-q][-v]

DESCRIPTION
The command mmix is used for changing the mixer settings of your soundcard(s). It has a curses like userinterface and is fairly simple to use.

OPTIONS
-i # | load default setting number # of all mixers and exit then
-f <configfile> | eg: mmix -q -i 1 -f /etc/mixrc (for an init.d script)
-c | start interactive mode with current settings (not from configfile)
-v | show version + exit
-q | be quiet (no screen output)

KEYS
KEY | DESCRIPTION
0 | mute all resources of current mixer (on/off)
m | toogle mute of this resource (on/off)
r | toggle recording of this resource (on/off)
tab | toogle mixer device (if you have more than one)
ctrl-l | redraw screen
 | DIFFERENT CONFIGURAIONS
1..9 | load configuration # for this mixer
y | copy current configuration to clipboard
p | paste current configuration from clipboard
 | CONFIGURAION FILE
l | load settings from configuration file
e | edit configuration file via $EDITOR
s | save current settings to configuration file
h | show help (man mmix)
q | quit mcd
 | VOLUME CHANGING
>/< | +1% / -1%
)/( | +10% / -10%
]/[ | +25% / -25%
right | +5%
left | -5%
space | balance to middle (left=right)
+ | balance to right
- | balance to left

FILES
~/.mmixrc | standard file used for the configuration data

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
MMIXRC | If set, use this configuration file instead of ~/.mmixrc

RETURN VALUES
0 | no errors occured / normal quit
1 | no mixer device found
2 | your configuration is buggy (edit/delete it!)
3 | some error while processing terminal code

NOTES
Some terminals don't like the default escape-sequences from params.h ... if so, you have to edit them! Successfully tested terminals are vt100, linux, xterm, xterm-color.

AUTHOR
Tino Reichardt <der@mcmilk.de>

Homepage: http://www.mcmilk.de/projects/mmix/

SEE ALSO
rexima(1), aumix(1)