openmpt123(1)


NAME

   openmpt123 - command line module music player based on libopenmpt

SYNOPSIS

   openmpt123 [options] [--] file1 [file2] ...

DESCRIPTION

   openmpt123 plays module music files.

OPTIONS

   -h, --help
          Show help

   --help-keyboard
          Show keyboard hotkeys in ui mode

   -q, --quiet
          Suppress non-error screen output

   -v, --verbose
          Show more screen output

   --version
          Show version information and exit

   --short-version
          Show version number and nothing else

   --long-version
          Show long version information and exit

   --credits
          Show elaborate contributors list

   --license
          Show license

   --info Display information about each file

   --ui   Interactively play each file

   --batch
          Play each file

   --render
          Render each file to PCM data

   --terminal-width n
          Assume terminal is n characters wide [default: 72]

   --terminal-height n
          Assume terminal is n characters high [default: 23]

   --[no-]progress
          Show playback progress [default: 0]

   --[no-]meters
          Show peak meters [default: 0]

   --[no-]channel-meters
          Show channel peak meters (EXPERIMENTAL) [default: 0]

   --[no-]pattern
          Show pattern (EXPERIMENTAL) [default: 0]

   --[no-]details
          Show song details [default: 1]

   --[no-]message
          Show song message [default: 0]

   --update n
          Set output update interval to n ms [default: -1]

   --samplerate n
          Set samplerate to n Hz [default: 48000]

   --channels n
          use n [1,2,4] output channels [default: 2]

   --[no-]float
          Output  32bit  floating point instead of 16bit integer [default:
          1]

   --gain n
          Set output gain to n dB [default: 0]

   --stereo n
          Set stereo separation to n % [default: 100]

   --filter n
          Set interpolation filter taps to n [1,2,4,8] [default: 8]

   --ramping n
          Set volume ramping strength n [0..5] [default: -1]

   --tempo f
          Set tempo factor f [default: 1]

   --pitch f
          Set pitch factor f [default: 1]

   --dither n
          Dither type to use (if applicable for selected  output  format):
          [0=off,1=auto,2=0.5bit,3=1bit] [default: 1]

   --[no-]randomize
          Randomize playlist [default: 0]

   --[no-]shuffle
          Shuffle through playlist [default: 0]

   --[no-]restart
          Restart playlist when finished [default: 0]

   --subsong n
          Select  subsong  n  (-1  means  play all subsongs consecutively)
          [default: -1]

   --repeat n
          Repeat song n times (-1 means forever) [default: 0]

   --seek n
          Seek to n seconds on start [default: 0]

   --end-time n
          Play until position  is  n  seconds  (0  means  until  the  end)
          [default: 0]

   --ctl c=v
          Set libopenmpt ctl c to value v

   --driver n
          Set output driver [default: default],

   --device n
          Set  output device [default: default], use --device help to show
          available devices

   --buffer n
          Set output buffer size to n ms [default: -1]

   --period n
          Set output period size to n ms [default: -1]

   --stdout
          Write raw audio data to stdout [default: 0]

   --output-type t
          Use output format t when writing to a PCM file [default: wav]

   -o, --output f
          Write PCM output to file f instead of streaming to audio  device
          [default: ]

   --force
          Force overwriting of output file [default: 0]

   --     Interpret further arguments as filenames

COPYRIGHT

   Copyright  2013-2016 OpenMPT developers <https://lib.openmpt.org/>





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