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--- en:handbook:multimedia [2015/12/22 16:53] – [MPC - Music Player Client] genesis
+++ en:handbook:multimedia [2015/12/24 16:16] (current) – linea
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 <code> # alsactl init </code>
-Then, use alsamixer to set up sound levels according to your preferences (you can find it at //Applications// menu --> //Multimedia//). At last, use alsactl again to store your preferences:
+Then use alsamixer to set up sound levels according to your preferences (you can find them at //Applications// menu --> //Multimedia//). Lastly, use alsactl again to store your preferences:
 <code> # alsactl store </code>
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 The command //mpc --help// gives you a full list of all the available options that allow you to edit the playlist, enable crossfade, adjust the volume and shuffle tracks, etc.
-===== Mpg123 =====
+===== mpg123 =====
-Mpg123 is a command line audio player and file converter, this means that you can listen to music or convert files from a terminal. To install:
+mpg123 is a command line audio player and file converter, this means that you can listen to music or convert files from a terminal. To install:
 <code># tazpkg get-install mpg123</code>
-To display help, use the --help option. To play a mp3 file, just launch mpg123 followed by the name of the audio file:
+To display help, use the //--help// option. To play a mp3 file, just launch mpg123 followed by the name of the audio file:
 <code> $ mpg123 sound.mp3 </code>
-Mpg123 can also encode a file into another format, for example you can convert a //wav// file into a mp3 file. Example:
+mpg123 can also encode a file into another format, for example you can convert a //wav// file into a mp3 file. Example:
 <code> $ mpg123 -w sound.mp3 sound.wav </code>

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