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Airfoil Speakers for Linux 1.0.0 (Default branch)

Airfoil Speakers for Linux turns Linux machinesinto virtual AirPort Express devices. Thisenables audio to be received from any Mac orWindows machine running Airfoil: send audio around the house, from one machine to many, all insync.

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ossinfo

ossinfo(1)							 OSS User Commands							ossinfo(1)

NAME

       ossinfo - Open Sound System information/status program

SYNOPSIS

       ossinfo [-Aaeghmpx] [-v #]

DESCRIPTION

       The ossinfo program displays OSS device information.

OPTIONS

       -v#    Verbose output. Number indicates level of verobisity (0-9).

       -p     Display only physical audio/midi devices

       -g     Display ALL audio/midi/mixer devices (physical and virtual)

       -a     Display audio device files

       -A     Display audio device files (for applications using O_EXCL)

       -e     Display all audio engines

       -m     Display only the MIDI devices

       -x     Display only the mixer devices

       -h     Display help.

FILES

       /usr/bin/ossinfo

SEE ALSO

       ossdevlinks(1),	ossmix(1),  ossxmix(1)	The  Getting information about devices section of the OSS Programmer's Guide (device_discovery(2))
       gives instructions for getting device information in applications.

AUTHOR

       4Front Technologies

								 16 December 2012							ossinfo(1)

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