nmixer - An interactive text-based sound-mixer control program

nmixer   was    written,    directed    and    performed    by    BramAvontuur<bram@avontuur.org><http://www.stack.nl/~brama/>

       Please send comments, suggestions, complaints, bug fixes, coffee and porting experiences to me, including
       the version number of nmixer in your mail.

                                                                                                       nmixer(1)

       If you find bugs, please report them on the sourceforge project site.

NMixer  is  an  interactive  text-based sound-mixer control program that you can use to set the volume of
       each supported mixer device of your soundcard.  It automagically detects all devices that  are  supported
       by your sound hardware, and shows a list of scrollbars for each of these devices.

       You  can  use the up and down arrow keys (or k and j resp.) to scroll though the list of scrollbars (some
       do not fit on the screen, but you can reach them by simply scrolling down at the bottom of  the  screen).
       The  left and right arrow keys (or h and l resp.) change the volume for the currently highlighted device,
       and (if you're lucky), you can use home/end/PgUp/PgDn on the numerical keyboard to  set  left  and  right
       volume independently. You can also use 0..5 to set the volume to the position indicated by the numbers on
       top of the screen.

       If  a  device  can  be  recorded  from,  red  brackets will be displayed under the device's name. If it's
       selected as recording source, a red 'X' is displayed as well. You can set a  recording  device  with  the
       space bar.

       If nmixer is compiled with NAS (Network Audio System) support and it's called as 'nasmixer', it will show
       the settings for the NAS mixer device.

       nmixer - An interactive text-based sound-mixer control program

-ddevice
              Setst  the  mixer  device  to  use  (default = /dev/mixer) -smixdev=setting Sets a specific mixer
              device to the volume specified by setting.  Example: bass=100

       -q     Immediately quit (after the command-line specified settings are set!). This only  makes  sense  if
              you  use command-line options to set volumes. (currently, the interface is drawn while setting the
              mixer, and removed afterwards, which might be annoying, but it's in the way of being changed :)

nmixer [-q] [[-smixdev=setting]...]
              nasmixer [-q] [[-smixdev=setting]...]