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PROGRAM:
NAME
roarcat2sock, roarcatad, roarsin, roarsockconnect - RoarAudio sound server test clients
SYNOPSIS
roarcat2sock [OPTIONS]...
roarcatad [OPTIONS]...
roarsin
roarsockconnect HOST PORT
DESCRIPTION
This clients are primary for test perpose but may be useful for someone or can be used as
examples.
roarcat2sock
This is the same as roarcat(1) but uses roar_simple_new_stream(3) to open the audio
stream.
roarcatad
This is also the same as roarcat(1) but uses roar_stream_add_data(3) to fill the
server's input buffer.
roarsin
This is the complete version of the sinus generator from roartut(7). It plays a 5
second middle C (523.2Hz) sine.
roarsockconnect
This is just a test tool connecting somewhere via roar_socket_connect(3). First
the data of stdin is copied to the socket than the data from the socket to stdout.
It's a very simlple semi-bi-directional version of netcat(1).
GENERAL OPTIONS
NOTE: This list is incomplete!
--help Print some help text.
AUDIO OPTIONS
--rate RATE, -R RATE
Set server sample rate.
--bits BITS, -B BITS
Set server bits.
--chans CHANNELS, -C CHANNELS
Set server channels.
NETWORK OPTIONS
--server SERVER
The server to connect to
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
Below only the basic environment variables are listend. For a complete list see
libroar(7).
HOME The users home directory.
ROAR_SERVER
The address of the listening server. This may be in form of host:port for TCP/IP
connections and /path/to/sock for UNIX Domain Sockets. See roartips(7) for a full
list. This is the same as the --server option.
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