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 Features
 ========
 
-configurable audio streaming software:
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-
-para_server streams binary audio data (mp3/ogg/m4a files) over local
-and/or remote networks. It supports three builtin streaming methods
-(senders): http, dccp, or rtp.
-
-para_audiod runs on the client side and connects to para_server. The
-audio stream is read from the network and sent through any of
-paraslash's filters (decoder, volume normalizer,...). The resulting
-stream is written to an external program's standard in, usually an
-audio player like para_write, which comes with paraslash and contains
-an alsa player. It is possible to capture the stream at any position
-in the filter chain.
-
-The receiving/filtering/playing software is also available as
-standalone command line tool: para_recv, para_filter, and para_write.
-
-configurable audio file selectors:
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-
-There are three audio file selectors available: random, playlist
-and mysql
-
-The first two of these are rather simple, and they are always
-supported. They allow streaming of randomly selected files or files
-given by a playlist respectively.
-
-The (optional) mysql selector is more involved. It manages
-statistics on your audio files, and audio file selection works by
-sending a user-defined sql-query to the mysql server.  This allows
-rather sophisticated configurations and is explained in detail in
-README.mysql.
-
-It is possible to switch between all supported selectors at any time.
-
-small memory footprint:
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-
-paraslash is lightweight. The stripped binary of para_server with
-all its features compiled in (mysql/random/playlist selector,
-mp3/ogg/aac support, http/dccp/ortp support) is about 120K on i386
-under Linux. para_audiod is even smaller.
-
-command line interface:
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-
-paraslash commands are sent to para_server and the response is
-dumped to stdout. This can be used by any scripting language
-to produce user interfaces with little programming effort.
-
-authentication/encryption via openssl:
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-
-All connections between para_server and para_client are encrypted by
-default.  For each user of paraslash you must create a public/secret
-key pair for authentication. The (authenticated) connection is crypted
-with a symmetric rc4 session key.
-
-various user interfaces and utilities:
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-
-* para_gui. Curses based interface, displays information in a
-curses window and can be used to easily control para_server
-and para_audiod.
-
-* para_sdl_gui. Shows pictures (on a per song basis) and
-other information about the current audio file. Can be used
-as a screen saver.
-
-* para_krell. A gkrellm2 plugin that shows small pics and is
-able to launch 27 different commands by clicking on the image.
-
-* para_slider. User-friendly stream creator for people who
-don't like their keyboard.
-
-* para_dbadm. Simple curses interface for changing attributes.
-
-* para_fade. Simple volume fader and alarm clock.
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+	* Runs on Linux, Mac OS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Solaris and probably other
+	  Unixes
+	* Mp3, ogg/vorbis, ogg/speex, aac (m4a) and wma support
+	* Local or remote http, dccp, and udp network audio streaming
+	* IPv6 support
+	* Forward error correction allows receivers to recover from packet losses
+	* Volume normalizer
+	* Stream grabbing at any point in the filter chain
+	* Stand-alone command line receiver/decoder/normalizer/player
+	* Stand-alone audio format handler utility
+	* Sophisticated audio file selector
+	* Small memory footprint
+	* Command line interface for easy scripting in high-level languages
+	* RSA user authentication
+	* Encrypted communications
+	* GPL licensed
+	* Written in C
+	* Well documented
+	* Complete API-Reference
+	* Easily extendible due to its modular design
+	* Curses-based gui
+	* Volume fader and alarm clock