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# Sample background music play list for IFRAC
# See man page for details
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# Created 13-Aug-00	
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# Default settings (apply to all levels,
# unless otherwise specified).
[default]
out=%null                #redirect stdout to /dev/null
in=%null                 #redirect stdin to /dev/null
err=%std                 #don't redirect stderr
opt=loop,nostop,nokill   #resume play after finished
                         #do not use SIGSTOP for pausing
                         #use SIGTERM (not SIGKILL) to terminate
vol=50		               #volume: 0 - no volume, 99 - max volume
                         #        %same - volume unchanged (default)
pau=0                    # default pause value     
pri=4                    # default priority increment     

[ext:mp3]
# A command line may have '%f' for explicit file name location,
# as seen from the following example. Actually, in this case
# it is redundant, becase file name is automatically appended,
# if '%f' is not specified.
app=mpg123 -q %f
opt=stop             # Recent mpg123 should work OK with SIGSTOP

[ext:mod,xm,s3m,it]
app=mikmod -q
opt=stop

[ext:mid,kar]
app=playmidi
# playmidi does not seem to support SIGSTOP
pau=1000
pri=2

[intro]
file=/f:/mid/gusmid/672-chia.mid
opt=noloop		# Specific option for a particular level

[scores]
file=/f:/mid/gusmid/675-du.mid

[topscore]
file=/f:/mid/abba/trooper.mid

[stat]
file=%stop		# Stop music for 'Statistics' screen

[1]			# Level 1                  
# ~ stands for current home directory
# (~homer would stand for homer's home directory)
# '.gz' suffix does not effect the file type: it
# will be interpreted as '.mod' 
file=~/stamper.mod.gz

[2]			# Level 2
# Exaple of having a space in the middle of file name.
# Don't use back slash, or surrounding quotation marks
# just type 'as is' 
file=~/mp3/Eagles HotelCalifornia.mp3  # ~ stands for home directory
[3]
file=%leave		# Same tune can be spread ...
[4]
file=%leave		# ... over several adjacent levels

# Level 5
[5]
# When the explicit file type is needed...
file=/f:/mod/lizard/mod[1].whispers.zip
app=%mod
vol=30              # Specific volume level
[6]
file=%leave
vol=50              # Back to standard volume
[7]
# ~fred stands for fred's home directory. For current user's
# home directory just use ~ as showin in example for level 2
file=~fred/xm/n97-amb2.xm
[8]
file=%leave
[9]
file=%stop          # Stop music for the last level
                    # A a good idea, esp.  with a 486 :=)