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SYNOPSIS
xvolume [-mixer device] [-volstring string] [-fg color]
[-bg color] [-timeout sec] [-geometry geometry] [-volumeup
keyname] [-volumedown keyname] [-font fontname]
DESCRIPTION
The xvolume program displays a volume bar known from dif-
ferent appliances and allows the user to change the master
volume up and down by using keyboard shortcuts. The pro-
gram is highly configurable.
OPTIONS
Xvolume options specified on the command line override any
options specified in the resources file (se section on
Resources below).
-display display
Opens xvolume on a specified display (usefull for
dual head displays). Defaults to current display.
-fg color
Standart toolkit option to control the foreground
color of the volumebar and font. Defaults to
green to match the standart OSD color of most TV
sets.
-bg color
Standart toolkit option to control the background
color of the volumebar and font. If you do not
specify the background color, then it will be
transparent. Defaults to transparent if not spec-
ified.
-geometry geometry
Standart toolkit option to specify the size and
position of the window. The only difference is
that you may not use negative values, ie. all cal-
culations are done relative to the upper left cor-
ner of the screen. Defaults to 600x100+100+100.
-font fontname
Standart toolkit option to specify the name and
size of the font to display above the volume bar.
Defaults to misc-fixed-medium.
-mixer device
Uses the specified mixer device file to control
the master volume. Defaults to /dev/mixer, which
is a standart location on supported systems.
-volstring string
and KP_Subtract.
RESOURCES
All aspects of the xvolume can be controlled by following
resources.
foreground (class String)
The foreground color used to draw the volume bar
with. Equivalent to the -fg option above.
background (class String)
The background color for the bar window. Do not
specify it at all to get a transparent background
color. Equivalent to the -bg option above.
geometry (class String)
The size and position of the xvolume window on the
screen. Equivalent to the -geometry option above.
font (class String)
Specifies the name and size of the font to draw
the string above the volumebar. Equivalent to the
-font option above.
mixer (class String)
A path to the mixer device file. Equivalent to the
-mixer option above.
volstring (class String)
The string to print above the displayed volumebar.
Equivalent to -volstring option above.
timeout (class Integer)
The ammount of seconds to wait for user input
before quitting. Equivalent to the -timeout option
above.
volumeup (class String)
volumedown (class String)
Keybindings for controlling the volume. Equivalent
to the -volumeup and -volumedown options above.
NOTES
The best way to use xvolume is to bind some key in your
window manager to execute it and then use the up and down
keys to control the volume while recieving a visual feed-
back from the OSD bar drawn on screen. It is also possible
to directly adjust the volume by pressing the 1 through 9.
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