Convert receivers to lopsub.

[paraslash.git] / m4 / gengetopt / afh_recv.m4

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-args "--no-version --no-help"
-
-purpose "Make an audio stream from a local file"
-
-description "
-       The afh (audio format handler) receiver can be used to write
-       selected parts of the given audio file without decoding
-       the data.
-
-       The selected parts of the content of the audio file are passed
-       to the child nodes of the buffer tree. Only complete chunks
-       with respect of the underlying audio format are passed.
-"
-
-include(header.m4)
-<qu>
-option "filename" f
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"file to open"
-string typestr = "filename"
-required
-
-option "begin-chunk" b
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"skip the beginning of the file"
-int typestr = "chunk_num"
-default = "0"
-optional
-details = "
-       The chunk_num argument must be between -num_chunks and
-       num_chunks - 1, inclusively, where num_chunks is the total
-       number of chunks of the audio file given by the argument to
-       --filename. If chunk_num is negative, the given number of
-       chunks are counted backwards from the end of the file. For
-       example --begin-chunk -100 instructs the afh receiver to
-       start output at chunk num_chunks - 100. This is useful for
-       selecting the last part of an audio file.
-"
-
-option "end-chunk" e
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"only write up to chunk chunk_num"
-int typestr = "chunk_num"
-optional
-details = "
-       For the chunk_num argument the same rules as for --begin-chunk
-       apply. The default is to write up to the last chunk.
-"
-
-option "just-in-time" j
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"use timed writes"
-flag off
-details = "
-       Write the specified chunks of data 'just in time', i.e. the
-       write of each chunk is delayed until the time it is needed
-       by the decoder/player in order to guarantee an uninterrupted
-       audio stream. This may be useful for third-party software
-       that is capable of reading from stdin.
-"
-
-option "no-header" H
-#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-"do not write an audio file header"
-flag off
-details = "
-       If an audio format needs information about the audio file
-       in a format-specific header in order to be understood by
-       the decoding software, a suitable header is automatically
-       send. This option changes the default behaviour, i.e. no
-       header is written.
-"
-
-</qu>