libao configuration                                 libao.conf(5)



NAME
     libao.conf - configuration for libao.


SYNOPSIS
     /etc/libao.conf

     ~/.libao


DESCRIPTION
     libao.conf and .libao are configuration files for libao, the
     audio  output  library.   They  specify  various  options to
     libao, as  described  below.   libao.conf  sets  system-wide
     options,  whereas ~/.libao sets user-specific options.  When
     an option is set in both  places,  the  option  in  ~/.libao
     takes precedence.


FILE FORMAT
     The file consists of comments and key-value pairs.  Comments
     are  on separate lines that start with a # symbol.  The key-
     value pairs are of the form:
           key=value
     where key contains no whitespace and no equal signs.   value
     will  be all of the text after the equal sign until (but not
     including) the ending newline.  Beware of  extra  spaces  at
     the  end  of the line!  They will probably be interpreted as
     part of the option value.

     Valid option keys are:

          default_driver
               The short name of the driver libao should  use  by
               default.  Valid values include (not all are avail-
               able on every platform):  oss,  esd,  arts,  alsa,
               alsa05,  nas,  irix,  and sun.  Note that "sun" is
               used on many BSD systems as well as Solaris.   The
               "alsa"  driver  is for the 0.9.x ALSA API, whereas
               the "alsa05" driver is for the 0.5.x API.


EXAMPLE
     Here is an example libao.conf that forces the OSS driver  to
     be used by default:

         # This is a comment.
         default_driver=oss


BUGS
     libao.conf  is  missing  a  number  of  potentially   useful



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     options.


AUTHORS
     Stan Seibert <volsung@xiph.org>


















































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