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Fire.fm 1.1 (Default branch)
08-01-2008
Fire.fm is a Firefox extension to access the extensive music library on Last.fm. It lets you listen to music related to your favorite artist and discover new artists and music in the process. It can also be used to listen to your friend's favorite music and to find Last.fm users with musical taste similar to your own. Your favorite stations can be accessed quickly by typing a few letters into the location bar. The auto-play feature begins playing the last station you played when you closed Firefox.License: BSD License (revised)Changes:|
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XWAX(1) General Commands Manual XWAX(1) NAME
xwax - Digital vinyl on Linux SYNOPSIS
xwax [options] DESCRIPTION
xwax is vinyl emulation software for Linux. It allows DJs and turntablists to playback digital audio files (MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, AAC and more), controlled using a normal pair of turntables via timecoded vinyls. OPTIONS
The ordering of options is important; many options apply to to subsequent music libraries or decks, which can be given multiple times. See the EXAMPLES below. -l path Scan the music library at the given path. -p path Load a playlist at the given path. This operation is identical to scanning a music library except that the order is defined by the output of the scanner executable. -t name Use the named timecode for subsequent decks. See -h for a list of valid timecodes. You will need the corresponding timecode signal on vinyl to control playback. -33 Set the reference playback speed for subsequent decks to 33 and one third revolutions per minute. This is the default. -45 Set the reference playback speed for subsequent decks to 45 revolutions per minute. -i path Use the given importer executable for subsequent decks. -s path Use the given scanner executable to scan subsequent music libraries. -h Display the help message and default values. ALSA DEVICE OPTIONS
The following options are available only when xwax is compiled with ALSA support. -a device Create a deck which uses the given ALSA device (eg. plughw:0). -r hz Set the sample rate for subsequent decks. -m milliseconds Set the ALSA buffer time for subsequent decks. JACK DEVICE OPTIONS
The following options are available only when xwax is compiled with JACK support. -j name Create a deck which connects to JACK and registers under the given name. xwax does not set the sample rate for JACK devices; it uses the sample rate given in the global JACK configuration. OSS DEVICE OPTIONS
The following options are available only when xwax is compiled with OSS support. -d pathname Create a deck which uses the given OSS device (eg. /dev/dsp). -r hz Set the sample rate for subsequent decks. -b n Set the number of OSS buffers for subsequent decks. -f n Set the OSS buffer size (2^n bytes). CONTROLS
The playback of each deck (direction, speed and position) is controlled via the incoming timecode signal from the turntables. The keyboard provides additional controls. Record selection controls: cursor up, cursor down Move highlighted record up/down by one. page up, page down Scroll the record listing up/down by one page. left cursor, right cursor Switch to the previous/next crate of records. tab Toggle between the current crate and the 'All records' crate. To filter the current list of records type a portion of a record name. Separate multiple searches with a space, and use backspace to delete. Deck-specific controls: Deck 0 Deck 1 Deck 2 F1 F5 F9 Load currently selected track to this deck F2 F6 F10 Reset start of track to the current position F3 F7 F11 Toggle timecode control on/off Audio display controls: +, - Zoom in/out the close-up audio meters for all decks. EXAMPLES
2-deck setup using one directory of music and OSS devices: xwax -l ~/music -d /dev/dsp -d /dev/dsp1 As above, but using ALSA devices: xwax -l ~/music -d hw:0 -d hw:1 2-deck setup using a different timecode on each deck: xwax -l ~/music -t serato_2a -d hw:0 -t mixvibes_v2 -d hw:1 As above, but with the second deck at 45 RPM: xwax -l ~/music -t serato_2a -d hw:0 -t mixvibes_v2 -45 -d hw:1 3-deck setup with the third deck at a higher sample rate: xwax -l ~/music -r 48000 -a hw:0 -a hw:1 -r 96000 -a hw:2 Using all three device types simultaneously, one deck on each: xwax -l ~/music -a hw:0 -d /dev/dsp1 -j jack0 Scan multiple music libraries: xwax -l ~/music -l ~/sounds -l ~/mixes -a hw:0 Scan a second music library using a custom script: xwax -l ~/music -i ./custom-scan -l ~/sounds -a hw:0 HOMEPAGE
http://www.xwax.co.uk/ AUTHOR
Mark Hills <mark@pogo.org.uk> XWAX(1)