GSI.CONF(5)

NAME
gsi.conf - configuration file for gsi_server(8).

DESCRIPTION
Sections start with an identifier like 'mixer' and end with 'end'. Each section contains entries in the form
entry <value> Currently recognized sections and their entries are:

mixer
    device <dev_name>, master_volume <devno> <vol>, pcm_volume <devno> <vol>, synth_volume <devno> <vol>, cd_volume <devno> <vol>, line_in_volume <devno> <vol>, mic_volume <devno> <vol>, where vol is in the range 0 .. 256, <devno> is the device number (e.g. 'pcm_volume 0 200' sets the pcm volume to 200 for pcm device 0, i.e. the first pcm device), and dev_name is usually /dev/mixer.

pcm_input
    device <dev_name>

pcm_output
    device <dev_name>

synth_output
    device <dev_name>

cd_output
    device <dev_name>, slots <num>, keep_open <dev_name>

pseudo_synth
    maxchannels <ch>, macrate <rate>, maxbits <8,16,24,fp>
    [ NOT YET USED ]

security
    [ NOT YET USED ]

Description of entries:

device <dev_name>
    sets the device name for the device in whose section it's used in.

slots <slots>
    Sets the number of slots a changer has (needed if reading this from the hardware is not supported, e.g. linux 2.0.x).

keep_open <dev_name>
    Keeps the named CD device opened. This is useful for very slow drivers/CD's.

FILE LOCATION
The configuration file is usually located in /etc, but users can place their own configuration in ~/.gsi.conf (which overrides /etc/gsi.conf if it exists).

SEE ALSO
gsi_server (8)

AUTHOR
Wouter Scholten email: whs@xs4all.nl
WWW page: http://www.xs4all.nl/~whs/