#!/bin/csh
###############################################################
# Sets the volume using a stored settings file that I like.
##############################################################

###############################################################
# The sound card I was using had a stupid stupid bug, in both
# Windows and Linux.  When it plays a new sound, it first
# burps out the first bit of the last sound it played, including
# both songs and system sounds.  How annoying.  So, I put this
# in here to turn down the volume and play the burp quietly.
# HOWEVER -- ARGH!!!! it turns out that the burp comes at the
# END of the sounds; it must be playing out the whole buffer
# even if the sound uses only a fraction of the last buffer,
# and it must not be clearing the rest of the buffer.
##############################################################

#aumix -v0
#set dir = `musicbox_sounds_directory.txt`
#play "$dir"/quietburst.wav

# This first set tells where we really want to be.
\rm -f /tmp/aumixrc
touch /tmp/aumixrc
echo "vol:70:70:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "pcm:100:100:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "speaker:100:100:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "line:0:0:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "mic:0:0:R" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "cd:0:0:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "igain:0:0:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "line1:100:100:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "phin:0:0:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "phout:0:0:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
echo "video:100:100:P" >> /tmp/aumixrc
aumix -f /tmp/aumixrc -L > /dev/null
\rm -f /tmp/aumixrc

exit 0