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I tried to get the latest versions from dockapps.org, but I haven't tested any of them. More dockapps will be added as time permits.
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94 lines
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__ ___ __ ___ (_)_ __ |___ / / _ \ timecop@japan.co.jp
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\ \ /\ / / '_ ` _ \| \ \/ / |_ \| | | | skunk@mit.edu
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\ V V /| | | | | | |> < ___) | |_| |
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\_/\_/ |_| |_| |_|_/_/\_\ |____(_)___/
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* This is a complete dockapp mixer utilizing the OSS mixer API
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* Has a nice On-Screen-Display to visualize current volume levels
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* Can adjust main volume, balance, recording status, and mute/unmute channels
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* Supports mousewheel to adjust the volume settings
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* Supports user specified signals to adjust the volume remotely
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* User configuration file can be used to set options
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How to use it:
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| Message Area Message Area | <- (1)
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| [ Rec ] [ ST ] [ Mute ] | <- (2) (3) (4)
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| <- -> xxx | <- (5) (6) (7)
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| L R ___ |
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| | ||| | /the\ |
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| |--|||---| |K NOB| | <- (8) (9)
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| ||| <- slider \___/ |
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1) Current channel name is displayed in this area. If scrolling messages are
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enabled in config, the text will scroll every 30 seconds or so, using long
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sound channel names. If scrolling is disabled, short 5-character channel
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names are used instead, and the message constantly stays on the screen. In
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scroll mode, clicking in this area will re-scroll current message.
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2) Clicking REC will toggle record status for current channel, if the channel
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is capable of recording. Some sound cards will allow you to set multiple
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record sources. Some don't, so you can only have one selected at any time.
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If you click here and nothing happens, the channel is not record-capable.
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3) ST indicator is lit if the current channel is stereo.
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4) Clicking MUTE will mute the current channel. Old volume settings are
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remembered, so clicking it again will un-mute. Also see the knob section
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because there is more than one way to do it :)
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5) Clicking <- will switch to previous channel
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6) Clicking -> will switch to next channel
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7) Numeric indicator of current volume from 0 to 100 percent. Doesn't change
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when the channel is muted, so you can still adjust the volume and then
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unmute.
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8) If ST light is on (Stereo channel), you can move this slider left and
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right to set balance. Click on the slider, and drag the mouse left or
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right to adjust. Double-clicking on the slider will center the balance.
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If you are on a mono channel, the slider doesn't move or do anything.
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9) Ah, yes, the knob. One of the biggest visual differences since version
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2.x of WMix is that the knob now rendered in real-time opposed to switching
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pixmaps with various knob angles. Bow down to Daniel Richard G. for coming
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up with this awesome routine. Also utilizes new "cursor-hiding-and-moving"
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code which first appeared in volume.app by the same guy. Now you don't
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have to scroll the mouse off your desk to adjust the volume. Anyway, simply
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click on the knob and drag the mouse up or down to adjust the volume.
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After you release the button, your mouse cursor is right back where you
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started. Very Nifty! You can also double-click on the knob to mute the
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current channel. Red LED will turn off... Channel is muted!
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Most people have mice with wheels these days, to this support is enabled by
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default. Scrolling the mouse wheel up or down will adjust the volume by 3%
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up or down. Buttons and step size are configurable from the config file -
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see below.
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You can also check out ~/.wmix.pid, and use SIGUSR1/2 to adjust the volume
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up or down by the configured step size.
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The config file:
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1 = yes, 0 = no
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mousewheel=1 # use mousewheel?
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scrolltext=1 # scroll the system messages?
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osd=1 # display OSD?
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osdcolor=green # color of the OSD (from rgb.txt)
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wheelbtn1=4 # which mousewheel button is "up"
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wheelbtn2=5 # which mousewheel button is "down"
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wheelstep=3 # the step for mousewheel adjustment
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Most defaults are good for normal use, and if there is no config file,
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the settings you see above are used. If you want to hack on a config file,
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copy sample.wmixrc to ~/.wmixrc and change it around. Comments are ignored,
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but don't put comments at the end of line like I did here.
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timecop [timecop@japan.co.jp]
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