ESDDSP(1)
π ESDDSP(1) π
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β¨ NAME β¨
esddsp β attempt to reroute audio device to esd.
π DESCRIPTION π
esddsp can allow non-esd applications to be routed through esd. That's the whole slay. It's giving "non-esd apps, come through, let's route you" energy. π
π USAGE π
esddsp [options] player arguments
options:
-h,--helpβ show brief help-s,--server=HOST:PORTβ contact esd server on host at port-m,--mixerβ enable mixer support-n,--name=NAMEβ use name to identify player to esd-v,--verboseβ show parameters--mmapβ use memory mapping emulation (useful for games like quake)
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
esd(1)esdcat(1)esdloop(1)esdplay(1)esdsample(1)esd-config(1)esdctl(1)esdfilt(1)esdmon(1)esdrec(1)
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