replace your /bin/init with your own init script and run the commandline xaudio (see developer site) version with your startup sound :-)

replace your /bin/init with your own init script and run the commandline xaudio (see developer site) version with your startup sound :-)

Wow, it doesn't get any simpler than that, does it?

I'd guess you need to hand-reduce the volume of the file you're playing or else it would play at 100% volume. Right?

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Tony Fabris

I'd guess you need to hand-reduce the volume of the file you're playing or else it would play at 100% volume. Right?

Or get a command line mixer, and either set the volume to a rate for either car or home, or depending on how the empeg mixer is touched, just make sure the last mixer value is used. I was working on this when I sold my player.

Or get a command line mixer, and either set the volume to a rate for either car or home, or depending on how the empeg mixer is touched, just make sure the last mixer value is used. I was working on this when I sold my player.

Can you get the values from /proc/empeg_state at this point, or have they not been restored when init runs?

-Zandr
Mk.I #150
Mk.II #39

Cheers BoBo I'll try that at the weekend.....



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