auinfo(1nas)


NAME

   auinfo - show information about a Network Audio System server

SYNOPSIS

   auinfo [-audio servername]

DESCRIPTION

   The  auinfo  program  provides  information  describing a Network Audio
   System server.  It lists the capabilities of the  server,  the  devices
   that  are  attached  to it, the data formats that are accepted, and any
   predefined sounds that have been stored in the server.

EXAMPLE

   The  following  example  shows  the  output  produced  by  auinfo  when
   connected to an NCD MCX(tm) display station:

   Audio Server:           tcp/lemkemcx:8000
   Version Number:         2.0
   Vendor:                 Network Computing Devices Inc.
   Vendor Release:         3000
   Min Sample Rate:        1000
   Max Sample Rate:        52000
   Max Tracks:             32
   Number of Formats:      7
   Formats:                ULAW8  LinearUnsigned8  LinearSigned8
                           LinearSigned16MSB  LinearUnsigned16MSB
                           LinearSigned16LSB  LinearUnsigned16LSB
   Number of Elem Types:   11
   Element Types:          ImportClient  ImportDevice  ImportBucket  Bundle
                           MultiplyConstant  AddConstant  Sum  ExportClient
                           ExportDevice  ExportBucket  ExportMonitor
   Number of Wave Forms:   0
   Number of Actions:      2
   Actions:                ChangeState  SendNotify
   Number of Devices:      5
       Device 0:
           Changable:      Gain  LineMode
           ID:             0x34
           Kind:           PhysicalInput
           Use:            Import
           Format:         LinearSigned16MSB
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Import  List
           Description:    "Mono Channel Input"
           Min Rate:       1000
           Max Rate:       52000
           Location:       Left  Right  External
           Gain Percent:   15
           Line Mode:      High
       Device 1:
           Changable:      Gain
           ID:             0x32
           Kind:           PhysicalOutput
           Use:            Export
           Format:         LinearSigned16MSB
           Num Tracks:     2
           Access:         Export  List
           Description:    "Stereo Channel Output"
           Min Rate:       1000
           Max Rate:       52000
           Location:       Left  Right  External
           Gain Percent:   24
           Num Children:   2
           Children:       0x30 0x31
       Device 2:
           Changable:      Gain
           ID:             0x33
           Kind:           PhysicalOutput
           Use:            Export
           Format:         LinearSigned16MSB
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Export  List
           Description:    "Mono Channel Output"
           Min Rate:       1000
           Max Rate:       52000
           Location:       Left  Right  External
           Gain Percent:   24
           Num Children:   2
           Children:       0x30 0x31
       Device 3:
           Changable:      Gain
           ID:             0x31
           Kind:           PhysicalOutput
           Use:            Export
           Format:         LinearSigned16MSB
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Export  List
           Description:    "Right Channel Output"
           Min Rate:       1000
           Max Rate:       52000
           Location:       Right  External
           Gain Percent:   24
           Num Children:   0
       Device 4:
           Changable:      Gain
           ID:             0x30
           Kind:           PhysicalOutput
           Use:            Export
           Format:         LinearSigned16MSB
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Export  List
           Description:    "Left Channel Output"
           Min Rate:       1000
           Max Rate:       52000
           Location:       Left  External
           Gain Percent:   24
           Num Children:   0
   Number of Buckets:      0
       Bucket 0:
           ID:             0x1400008
           Kind:           Bucket
           Use:            Import  Export
           Format:         ULAW8
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Import  Export  Destroy  List
           Description:    "Monty Python - Australian Table Wines"
           Sample Rate:    8000
           Num Samples:    697944
       Bucket 1:
           ID:             0x1400007
           Kind:           Bucket
           Use:            Import  Export
           Format:         LinearUnsigned8
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Import  Export  Destroy  List
           Description:    ""I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that" - HAL from 2001"
           Sample Rate:    22255
           Num Samples:    85504
       Bucket 2:
           ID:             0x1400006
           Kind:           Bucket
           Use:            Import  Export
           Format:         LinearUnsigned8
           Num Tracks:     1
           Access:         Import  Export  Destroy  List
           Description:    ""He's dead, Jim" - Dr. McCoy"
           Sample Rate:    11128
           Num Samples:    31602

ENVIRONMENT

   AUDIOSERVER
           This  variable specifies the default audio server to contact if
           -audio is not specified on the command line.

   DISPLAY If AUDIOSERVER is not set, this variable is  examined  to  find
           the name of the corresponding X Window System display.

SEE ALSO

   nas(1)

COPYRIGHT

   Copyright 1993, 1994 Network Computing Devices, Inc.
   See nas(1) for a full statement of rights and permissions.

AUTHOR

   Jim Fulton, Network Computing Devices, Inc.

                                 1.9.4                           AUINFO(1)





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