eMixer ver 0.05.5
Last update on this file - 27th Dec 1999

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Pentium 100 MHz (minimum)
16 Mb RAM (32 Mb recommended)
Linux OS :) (untested on other Unix like OSes)
mpg123 (mp3 decoder)

INSTALLATION
Compile the source included with this readme file
by using these options (no makefile done yet)

       gcc main.c -lslang -lncurses -o emixer

Next ensure that mpg123 is installed on your system
and is located in a directory specified in your path
example : /bin , /sbin , /usr/bin , /usr/sbin ....etc


USAGE
Generate a playlist of your existing mp3s by using
this command (or something similar)

        find / -name "*.mp3" > myplaylist

Then start eMixer by using this command

       ./emixer myplaylist


KEYBOARD CONTROLS
"up, down"       	scroll thru playlist
"page up, page down"    scroll thru playlist screen full at a time 
"enter"         	start/stop track
"tab"           	change channel
"}","]"		        toggle between volume and speed controls/windows 
"space"         	restart active track
"left, right"   	fader controls
"insert"		decrease volume/speed in channel one  
"home"	       		increase volume/speed in channel one  
"delete"		decrease volume/speed in channel two  
"end"	       		increase volume/speed in channel two  
"< , / , >"         	left, centre & right positions of fader
" q "	        	start/stop channel channel one
" w " 	        	start/stop channel channel two
" p "			toggle between playmodes - single, loop, continous, random
" a "                   stop all channels
" f "			file menu
" u "			util menu
" h "			help menu
" ~, ` "		cancel menu drop down
" s "			turn SIM Play on
                	(SIM Play starts the same track in both channels
                 	simultaneously ) 


NOTE: ncurses and slang libraries must be installed on your linux system
      This software is not finished and they are lots of bugs 
      but you can get an idea of what I'm trying to accomplish.
      Comments and help would be welcomed.
      For updated information please check the eMixer homepage.

      Dunstan Nesbit 
      dnes@ttemail.com

      eMixer Homepage
      http://emixer.linuxbox.com

CREDITS
Scott Manley author of the original mp3 mixing engine
http://szyzyg.arm.ac.uk/~spm/mp3mixer.html

Michael Hipp author of mpg123.