said:
>Would you please give me an example of a Unimix command line I could put
>in Startup that would turn on my audio chip-mixer combination so that
>line-in is sent to line-out?
This is not something unimix does. This is the job of an audio
application or a wire.
>I did read those "docs" but did not
>understand them. I don't understand the concept of "dev."
How is use unimix is use unimixpm to set things up and follow this with
unimix -dump >unimix.dump
In Startup create a program object that does
unimix -loadunimix.dump
The Russians do not separate the switch option and the switch values with
spaces so you don't want to either.
Updating individual settings with command like
unimix -id1 -cnt3 -val80
Is useful if you have specific applications that don't work well with your
standard settings.
What do you mean by dev? I don't recall unimix using this terminology.
Steven
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