#!/bin/sh

NAME='rsdplay'
RNAME='roarcat'

ARGS_ADD_OPTS='--codec riff_wave'
ARGS_PASS_OPTS='--server:true --rate:true -B:true --bits:true'
ARGS_MAP_OPTS='-s:true:--server -r:true:--rate -c:true:--chans --channels:true:--chans -f:true:"" --file:true:"" --raw:false:--codec""default'
ARGS_PASS_NON_OPTS=false

# TODO: -p/--port

ast2roar_help -h --help <<__EOF__
roarcat (libroar)
=========================================================================
Usage: rsdplay.r [ -h/--help | --raw | -r/--rate | -c/--channels | -B/--bits | -f/--file | -s/--server ]

rsdplay.r reads PCM data only through stdin (default) or a file, and sends this data directly to an rsound server.
Unless specified with --raw, rsdplay expects a valid WAV header to be present in the input stream.

 Examples:
        rsdplay.r -s foo.net < bar.wav
        cat bar.wav | rsdplay -s foo.net -p 4322 --raw -r 48000 -c 2

--raw: Enables raw PCM input. When using --raw, rsdplay will generate a fake WAV header
-r/--rate: Defines input samplerate (raw PCM)
        Example: -r 48000. Defaults to 44100
-c/--channel: Specifies number of sound channels (raw PCM)
        Example: -c 1. Defaults to stereo (2)
-B: Specifies sample format in raw PCM stream
        Supported formats are: S16LE, S16BE, U16LE, U16BE, S8, U8.
-h/--help: Prints this help
-f/--file: Uses file rather than stdin
-s/--server: More explicit way of assigning hostname

__EOF__

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